Tennessee House Bill HJR1212

Tennessee 2023-2024 Regular Session

• Introduced: 3/28/24
• Engrossed: 4/2/24
• Enrolled: 4/10/24
• Passed: 4/16/24

Caption

A RESOLUTION to honor and commend FTO Derrick McMurray of the Maryville Police Department.

Impact

While HJR1212 primarily recognizes an individual within law enforcement rather than instituting new laws or regulations, it plays a vital role in reinforcing community values and the importance of public service. Such resolutions often serve to inspire others within the policing community and acknowledge the efforts of those who serve the public, fostering a positive relationship between law enforcement and the communities they protect.

Summary

House Joint Resolution 1212 (HJR1212) serves as a formal commendation for FTO Derrick McMurray from the Maryville Police Department. The resolution highlights McMurray's dedication and exceptional service to the community, acknowledging his contributions to public safety over his sixteen years of service. It emphasizes the commitment of law enforcement officials in ensuring the welfare and safety of citizens, reflecting the values of sacrifice and dedication that define the profession.

Contention

There are typically no significant points of contention regarding resolutions of this nature since they express gratitude and honor an individual's service rather than proposing contentious policies or changes to law. However, discussions around public safety and law enforcement can sometimes evoke varied opinions based on current events and local law enforcement practices, reflecting broader societal conversations about policing and community relations.