Whether the distinction between state and private actors has blurred in retail crime investigations

QUESTIONS PRESENTED FOR REVIEW ces CES Whether, as private corporations and law enforcevt Ss" "ment agencies increasingly cooperate to investigate and prosecute retail crimes, the distinction between . State and private actors has blurred and this Courts review is necessary to provide guidance to the lower courts review of Tennessee’s agency law and to address important questions of public interest about the constitutional protections afforded to citizens who are | subject to search or seizure by private loss prevention | employees? (Does Tennessee’s agency law give private | loss prevention employees the right to infringe upon | United States citizens Constitutional Rights?) PARTIES TO PROCEEDING : 7 All parties appear in the caption of the case on the cover. RELATED CASES State of Tennessee v. Aaron Evan Perry, Case No. 45785, 45786 State of Tennessee v. Aaron Evan Perry, Case No. 82CC1-2020-CR-73412 | iti '