TN SB1735

Prohibits advertising, selling, or offering radar jamming devices that interfere with law enforcement speed-measuring equipment, and bans promising to pay traffic citations for purchasers of radar/laser detection devices

Adds violations of Tennessee's interference with business relations statute (§ 47-50-121) as unfair trade practices under the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act of 1977, subjecting them to its penalties and remedies

Makes advertising, promoting, or selling goods or services that are illegal to sell in Tennessee a consumer protection violation

Limits the Attorney General's document discovery obligations in consumer protection actions, deeming the AG to lack possession of documents held by the General Assembly, other state officers, or state agencies

Sections 1, 6, 7, and 9 take effect July 1, 2026; remaining sections take effect immediately upon becoming law and apply retroactively to pending litigation