Heidi Campbell

This amendment requires courts to state on the record the reason for their decision to grant or deny bail in these cases." What do the voices in the room have to say about this amendment?

Well, Democratic State Senator Heidi Campbell says, "This lets the state jail people for months before trial with no conviction for 73 offenses that aren't even listed on your ballot.

Innocent until proven guilty shouldn't come with an amendment, and counties would pay for the extra jail beds."

The bail bond industry also doesn't support this according to WBLT in Knoxville.

The amendment does not restrict the powers of prosecutors or courts and does not create a cause of action or claim for damages against the state of Tennessee." What's the analysis on this one?

Bill Lyons, associate director of the University of Tennessee Institute of American Civics, told WBLT that this amendment, quote, "Just assures that victims are informed about the status of the criminal justice process continually and not just left out of that in any way."

State Senator Heidi Campbell said, "Victims' rights are already in Tennessee's Constitution.

This is an out-of-state template paid for by a California billionaire.

People have been angry all across rural Tennessee and communities across Tennessee about the gerrymandering, and they don't want that to happen again.

And so that's the reason why you're going to see Chad Smolder Justin Pearson and Heidi Klum, they're going to be victorious.

And it's a couple of more that's going to pick up some more seats across the state.

And that's going to show you how Tennessee is going to go from purple to

We truly are.

I'm not going to kick her out of the studio like Matt did with Heidi Campbell.

I promise.

Do you remember that? Matt was like, get out.