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§ 11-6-117 — Display of Native American Indian human remains

Tennessee·Title 11
There shall be no public exhibition or display of Native American Indian human remains, except as evidence in a judicial proceeding.

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Legislative History

Acts 1990, ch. 852, § 11.

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