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1986 Tennessee Attorney General Reports and Opinions 1 (1986)

handle is hein.sag/sagtn0056 and id is 1 raw text is: OPINIONS OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF TENNESSEE
Published by Authority of Chapter 276,
Public Acts of 1971
October 1986
ADMINISTRATIVE BOARDS AND AGENCIES: Administrative
Procedures Act: Internal tax opinions prepared by
the legal office of Department of Revenue rendered
to Commissioner and directors with respect to
pending determination of taxpayer liability in
audit and assessments are not included in the docu-
ments disclosable under T.C.A. S 4-5-218; T.C.A.
S 4-5-218 does not apply to attorney-client com-
munications in opinions which contain facts relayed
by the Department to its legal counsel. 5 U.S.C.
S 552; T.C.A. SS 4-5-218, 67-1-1701, et seg.; Ch.
738, 1986 Tenn. Pub. Acts.                             86-177
AGE: Public Guardianship for the Elderly: Tennessee
Commission on Aging: Legality of an area agency on
aging to be designated as district public guardian
under T.C.A. SS 34-7-101, et seS., in lieu of
designation and appointment of ndividual person.
T.C.A. SS 1-3-105, 14-5-106, 34-4-101, et seg.,
-109, 34-4-201, et seg., 34-7-101, et seg., -103,
-104.                                                  86-180
ANATOMICAL GIFTS: Removal of life support system by physi-
cian when patient is dead under the Uniform
Determination of Death Act and subsequent removal
of organ for donation does not create a defense to
murder; should defense be raised, physician incurs
no liability, if determination of death is made in
accordance with accepted medical standards and in
good faith. T.C.A. JS 68-3-501; 68-30-101, et
seg., -108.                                            86-168
ANTITRUST: Clayton Act: Federal Antitrust Laws: Sherman
Act: Tenn. Antitrust Laws: Action by Department of
Health/Environment to contract with single manufac-
turer, after a public, competitive bidding process,
to supply infant formula for distribution to par-
ticipants in the Special Supplement Food Program
for Women, Infants and Children (WIC Program)
does not violate federal or state antitrust laws
and successful bidder or retail merchant executing
a vendor agreement with the Department u3nder these
conditions would be immuned from antitrust liabi-
lity. 15 U.S.C. Sl, 15 U.S.C. S 14, 42 U.S.C.
SS 1771 to 1978, -1786; T.C.A. SS 12-3-101, et seg.,
47-25-101, 68-1-106; Ch. 140, 1903 Tenn. Pub.
Acts.                                                  86-175

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