Get your required Dallas Law certification for Tennessee security guards 100% online for only $60. This state-approved course covers de-escalation, safe restraint, legal powers, First Aid, and CPR and is mandatory for guards working at establishments with on-premises alcohol licenses.
DESCRIPTION
COURSE COMPLIANCE
This course is fully approved by the State of Tennessee Private Protective Services and satisfies all requirements to obtain Dallas Law Certification Classification. It is designed for all Security Guard/Officer classifications—Armed, Unarmed, Proprietary, or Contract—working at commercial establishments that hold a license or permit for on-premises consumption from the Alcoholic Beverage Commission or a beer board.
This course satisfies the Dallas Law training requirements under Tenn. Code Ann. § 62-35-118 for security officers working at commercial establishments with on-premises alcohol licenses. The course is 100% online, self-paced, and available 24/7. You can complete the 4.5-hour course in a day or over a month to fit your schedule. With Alliance Training and Testing's online Dallas Law Certification course, you can eliminate commuting, childcare, and parking expenses and obtain your certification promptly and efficiently.
PRICE
$60
Access: Instant on-demand
Completion Time: Approximately 4.5–5 hours including quizzes and final exam
To be eligible for Unarmed Security Officer/Guard registration in Tennessee, you must:
Be at least 18 years of age.
Be a citizen of the United States or a legal resident alien.
Be of good moral character.
Not be suffering from chronic drunkenness, narcotics addiction, or dependence.
Not possess any physical or mental disability that prevents performing the duties of a security guard.
Not have been declared incompetent by any court due to mental defect or disease (unless subsequently declared competent).
Submit electronic fingerprints for processing TBI and/or FBI criminal history checks.
Disqualifying Offenses: You will be disqualified if you have been convicted of (or are currently completing a sentence/probation for) any felony, or any misdemeanor involving:
Shooting a firearm or other weapon.
Shoplifting, theft of property, or theft of services.
Assault, battery, or other acts of violence against persons or property.
The sale, manufacture, or distribution of controlled substances, analogs, drugs, or narcotics.
By enrolling in this course, you agree to the following:
Completing this course, related quizzes, and the final examination will be an individual effort.
The State of Tennessee mandates the training duration of each course.
Any attempt to manipulate the video speed and/or reduce the video playing time (skipping ahead, fast-forwarding, or other unacceptable activity) violates the Standard of Conduct Agreement and will be grounds for immediate expulsion.
You will not receive a refund if you are expelled from the course for any violation.
The Trainee is responsible for applying to the State of Tennessee (if applicable) and paying all applicable fees.
TERMS OF USE
By making this purchase, you affirm that you:
Can read, write, and comprehend Standard English text.
Can speak and comprehend the English language.
Are eligible for Dallas Law Security Officer/Guard training and meet all Citizenship Eligibility Requirements by the State of Tennessee Private Protective Services requirements.
Understand that students must pass a multiple-choice test scoring 70% or higher to successfully complete the course. Alliance Training and Testing LLC does not guarantee successful completion or licensure.
Understand that Alliance Training and Testing LLC is a privately owned and operated training center, and we reserve the right to refuse to train or certify any student for any reason.
This is a Non-Refundable Course Access Fee. We do not offer Exchanges, Returns, or Refunds of any kind. All sales of products and services are final. All online students will have access to complete the course for 30 days from the date of purchase. By making this purchase, you agree to our Return Policy.
LEARNING OBJECTIVE & COURSE GOALS
The course objective is to train individuals to become classified to work at a commercial establishment that holds a license or permit for on-premises consumption from the Alcoholic Beverage Commission or a Beer Board in the State of Tennessee. Upon completion, students will:
Comprehend effective strategies and techniques to de-escalate uncooperative and hostile people.
Comprehend effective, safe restraint techniques to deal with uncooperative and hostile people.
Comprehend the Tennessee Laws (state statutes) governing Private Protective Services.
Comprehend the Tennessee Laws (state statutes) for criminal and civil laws and liabilities.
Understand Title 39 (Criminal Offenses) & Title 40 (Criminal Procedure) and their importance to security personnel.
Comprehend basic first aid and CPR techniques and related safety and legal considerations for administering first aid.
SUGGESTED AUDIENCE
Any unarmed or armed security guard/officer who is:
Employed by a proprietary security organization that holds a license or permit for on-premises alcohol consumption.
Employed by a contract security company to perform security guard and patrol services at a commercial establishment that holds a license or permit for on-premises alcohol consumption
LOCATION & TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
Location: Online, Anytime 24/7, with Instant On-Demand Access at SecurityGuardLicenseTN.com.
Technical Requirements: This course is fully mobile-responsive and can be completed on any phone, tablet, or computer with an internet connection.
Remote Learning: Start and stop at any time. Full remote ability means you can start on one device and continue on another.
Security Guards/Officers renew Dallas Law certification every two (2) years.
Security guards must complete four hours of refresher training every two (2) years and pass a multiple-choice test with a minimum score of 70% before renewing their certification.
A 90-day late renewal period is available for license renewal.
Security officers can renew during this time but cannot work with an expired license.
Security guards working at commercial establishments with on-premises alcohol licenses.
Is this course fully online?
Yes, 100% online with instant access.
Do I need an existing security license first?
It is strongly recommended.
What is Dallas Law Training for security guards in Tennessee & How did Dallas Law change Tennessee’s training requirements for unarmed security guards?
Dallas Law (effective January 1, 2023) created two major changes:
Unarmed security guards must now complete 2 hours of refresher training every two years.
Any armed or unarmed security guard working at a commercial establishment with an on-premises alcohol license must complete additional training in de-escalation, safe restraint, First Aid, and CPR within 15 days of employment at that post.
What are the penalties for not complying with Dallas Law in Tennessee?
Security guards can face suspension or revocation of their registration, civil penalties, and investigatory costs. Employers who use improperly trained guards can face Class A misdemeanor charges. Establishments with on-premises alcohol licenses can have their alcohol permits suspended for 30 days.
Do security guards working at a shopping mall with an alcohol-serving restaurant need additional Dallas Law training?
It depends on who holds the ABC or beer board license and who employs the guards. If the mall entity holds the license and employs the guards, the training is required. When in doubt, complete the training.
If someone temporarily works the door at an establishment, must they be a registered security guard?
If the person’s primary duty is to control access or prevent entry, even temporarily, registration as a security guard is generally required.
What are the prerequisites to be eligible for Dallas Law Certification in Tennessee?
You should already hold (or be in the process of obtaining) a current Tennessee Armed or Unarmed Security Guard/Officer registration. It is strongly recommended that you complete the basic license first.
Can the Tennessee online Dallas Law certification course be completed without a computer or laptop?
Yes. The course is fully mobile-responsive.
How long does the Tennessee online Dallas Law certification course take to complete?
Approximately 4.5 to 5 hours.
Does the training course meet the requirements for obtaining Dallas Law certification in Tennessee?
Yes. It is fully approved and covers de-escalation, safe restraint techniques, legal powers and limitations, First Aid, and CPR as required by Tenn. Code Ann. § 62-35-118.
How long must students complete the Tennessee online Dallas Law Certification course?
Students have 30 days of access from the date of purchase.
How much does the Tennessee online Dallas Law Certification course cost?
$60.
Where can I find the full text of Dallas Law in Tennessee?
The original legislation is available through the Tennessee Secretary of State publications and is codified in Tenn. Code Ann. § 62-35-118.