Under new Tennessee law, teens caught bullying, cyber-bullying can lose driver's license

Tennessee has passed a law that will allow for teens' driver's licenses to be suspended if found to have committed an act of bullying or cyber-bullying. 

"I simply got tired of nothing being done to stop bullying,” bill sponsor state GOP Rep. Lowell Russell told CNN.

For a teen to receive such a punishment, they would have to be adjudicated delinquent, which essentially means a court would have found them guilty of such an attack had they been an adult. 

Such teens can have their license suspended for a year or lose the ability to obtain a driver's license for a year, according to the bill...