Tennessee § 9-4-5611 Admissibility of information in judicial proceeding or administrative hearing

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§ 9-4-5611 — Admissibility of information in judicial proceeding or administrative hearing

Tennessee § 9-4-5611

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 9-4-5611 (2026).

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(a)Notwithstanding subsection (c), to achieve full and candid participation in the planning and audit process, no strategic plan or performance review, or any information generated solely for or by any such plan or review, shall be admissible in any judicial proceeding or administrative hearing.

(b)Any documents or information referenced in any such plan or audit that exist independently of the planning and review process shall not be subject to the prohibition of subsection (a). The admissibility of such documents and information shall be determined in accordance with the rules of evidence and standards otherwise applicable to any such proceeding.

(c)Each strategic plan and performance review shall be a public record under title 10, chapter 7.

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(a) Notwithstanding subsection (c), to achieve full and candid participation in the planning and audit process, no strategic plan or performance review, or any information generated solely for or by any such plan or review, shall be admissible in any judicial proceeding or administrative hearing. (b) Any documents or information referenced in any such plan or audit that exist independently of the planning and review process shall not be subject to the prohibition of subsection (a). The admissibility of such documents and information shall be determined in accordance with the rules of evidence and standards otherwise applicable to any such proceeding. (c) Each strategic plan and performance review shall be a public record under title 10, chapter 7.