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Q1: Am I required by state law to check the identification of a person purchasing alcoholic beverages? A: Yes. A retail package store must check identification for any person who does not reasonably appear to be an age of fifty (50) years or older in a face-to-face transaction prior to the sale of alcoholic beverages.

Carding Requirements: On Premise establishments do not have mandatory carding policy, however, it is against the law to serve anyone under the age of 21. Off Premise establishments must card everyone, this includes grocery stores, package stores, and convenience stores. The ID cannot be expired.

We have to card everyone.? Not true. Tennessee law does not require on-premise purveyors of alcohol to card everyone. In fact, state law does not require that a bar, restaurant, hotel or other liquor-by-the-drink establishment card anyone.

(1) Service must be made by emailing the summons and complaint in Adobe PDF format to this email address tnattygen@ag.tn.gov (2) The subject line of the email must include language that clearly alerts the Attorney General that a complaint has been filed.

U.S. photo driver license or photo ID card, License from another country May also include photo learner permits. U.S. Department of State Driver's License also acceptable.

In Tennessee, electronic surveillance, spying, and snooping can certainly have legal consequences. Under theTennessee Wiretapping and Electronic Surveillance Act, it is a Class D felony to intentionally intercept or access unauthorized communications, and this includes getting someone else to do it for you.