Tennessee teens buying nicotine or hemp products now face steeper consequences under a new law.
The measure expands the existing law and imposes fines of $10 to $50 for youth under 21 who use a fake ID to illegally purchase such products.
Dana Reno, director of Nashville Thrives, a Davidson County substance use prevention coalition working to ensure every Nashvillean can improve, achieve and sustain health and well-being through community-driven education, policy and services, said while the new legislation is a step forward, community prevention is even more critical…