Obscenity and Pornography - As introduced, expands the definition of "adult-oriented establishment", for purposes of imposing certain requirements, to include commercial establishments that offer sexually oriented material, devices, or paraphernalia, adult cabaret entertainment, or specified sexual activities, but for which such materials, devices, paraphernalia, entertainment, or activities are not the principal or predominant stock or trade. - Amends TCA Title 7, Chapter 51, Part 14.

SB 1424 amends Tennessee law to broaden the definition of "adult-oriented establishment" to include commercial venues that offer sexually oriented materials, adult cabaret entertainment, or specified sexual activities as secondary offerings - not just as their main business. This change directly affects businesses like adult bookstores with other products or venues hosting occasional adult entertainment, which previously might not have been covered under the definition. The key provision removes the requirement that such materials or activities must be the "principal or predominant stock or trade" for the definition to apply. The bill takes effect May 1, 2025, and would subject these expanded venues to the same regulatory requirements as current adult-oriented establishments.