Tennessee's GOP-dominated House approves a bill to fine parents up to $1,000 for their child's second criminal offense.

Tennessee's GOP-dominated House has approved a proposal to allow judges to fine parents up to $1,000 for their child's second criminal offense, sending the bill to Gov. Bill Lee for approval. Supporters claim it holds families accountable for children's actions, but critics argue it unfairly targets working parents with limited resources who may struggle to pay fines.