Constitutional Amendments - Proposes an amendment to Article I of the Constitution of Tennessee to prohibit the state from compelling a person to undergo medical treatment, even in the case of a declared state emergency. -

SJR 620 proposes a constitutional amendment to Tennessee's Article I, prohibiting the state from forcing any person to undergo medical treatment - even during a declared emergency. It defines "medical treatment" broadly to include procedures, drugs, vaccinations, or other interventions for diagnosing or treating physical or mental conditions. The amendment would require due process before any medical intervention, while allowing the Tennessee General Assembly to pass laws to implement this protection. This change would directly affect all Tennessee residents by restricting state-mandated medical actions.