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1989 Tennessee Attorney General Reports and Opinions 1 (1989)

handle is hein.sag/sagtn0086 and id is 1 raw text is: OPINIONS OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL Of TENNESSEE Published by Authority of Chapter 276 Public Acts of 1971 April 1989 89-46 ALCOHOL: Alcoholic Beverage Commission: Liquor: A hotel may not lawfully rent a room with a mini bar stocked with alcoholic beverages to a person under twenty-one years of age, absent procedures to preclude the minor's access to the alcoholic beverages; a hotel may lawfully rent a room containing a mini bar to persons over twenty-one years of age who have minors with them so long as the circumstances reasonably indicate the minois will not, as a result, have access to any alcoholic beverages. T.C.A. §1-3-113, §37-1-156, §57-2-101 et apg., §57-3-101 t 5&g., §57-4-101 at agg., -102, -203, §57-5-101 et a=., -301; Op. Tenn. Atty. Gen. 84-341 (December 21, 1984). 89-48 CAMPAIGN FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAW: Three disclosure filings would be required during a special election to fill a vacancy in the State House of Representatives, those being the pre-primary, pre-general and post-general filings; due to shortness in time between the primary and general election, the post-primary filing would not be required insomuch as it would fall after the special general election. T.C.A. §2-10-105. 89-58 CHECKS: Bad: When multiple checks are aggregated into a single count of an indictment, a separate fee should be charged for each check; a local g rnment may not refus-. to turn over to the listrict attorney general the funds collected under the Fraud and Economic Crimes Prosecution Act; the local government is not precluded frum reducing the amount it appropriates for use by the district attcrney general for whatever reason, provided it follows tie procedures required by law. T.C.A. §40-3-201 eA ag., -202, -204, -209, §48-3-204, -207. 89-66 CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIONS: Claims/Fourth Amendment: There is no constitutional prohibition for private employers to conduct certain types of drug testing, as

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