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TENNESSEE STATUTES AND CODES
Part 1 - Special Judges
- 17-2-101 - Grounds of incompetency.
- 17-2-102 - Incompetency of supreme court judges.
- 17-2-103 - Powers of special supreme court judges.
- 17-2-104 - Sickness of judges of supreme court.
- 17-2-105 - Special judges for appellate courts.
- 17-2-106 - Compensation of special supreme court judge.
- 17-2-107 - General sessions judges.
- 17-2-108 - [Repealed.]
- 17-2-109 - Special judge by judicial appointments.
- 17-2-110 - Special judge assigned by chief justice upon certification.
- 17-2-111 - Expenses of assigned judge or chancellor.
- 17-2-112 - Transfers from chancery to circuit court because of incompetency.
- 17-2-113 - Circuit judge acting as chancellor.
- 17-2-114 - [Obsolete.]
- 17-2-115 - Certification of incompetency to governor.
- 17-2-116 - Disability of judges or chancellors.
- 17-2-117 - Powers of special judges or chancellors.
- 17-2-118 - Substitute judges.
- 17-2-119 - Contested elections Temporary judge.
- 17-2-120 - Oath of special judge.
- 17-2-121 - Retired or former judges in certain civil cases Courtrooms Process Manner of trial.
- 17-2-122 - Failure of judge to attend Selection of special judge.
- 17-2-123 - Full-time master in certain counties.
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