Tenn. Code Ann. § 22-2-317
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List of disqualified or potentially disqualified prospective jurors
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(a) The jury coordinator shall prepare or cause to be prepared a list of all persons disqualified or potentially disqualified as a prospective juror from jury service due to being a non-United States citizen, convicted of a felony, deceased, not a resident of this state, or not a resident of the county. The list must be prepared and sent to the administrator of elections according to the jury summons cycle used by the court clerk. Nothing in this section prevents the list from being sent more frequently. The list may be provided by mail, facsimile transmission, or email. (b) The jury coordinator shall provide the administrator of elections with the following information about the disqualified juror: (1) The full name of the disqualified juror; (2) Current and prior addresses, if any; (3) Telephone number, if available; (4) Date of birth; and (5) The reason the prospective juror was disqualified. (c) After verifying that the person is a registered voter, the administrator of elections shall follow the procedures listed in § 2-2-106 or § 2-2-141 . (d) In addition to the list of names, if the jury coordinator has documentation showing the person's disqualification under subsection (a), the documentation may be forwarded to the administrator of elections. Acts 2018, ch. 837, § 1.
(a) The jury coordinator shall prepare or cause to be prepared a list of all persons disqualified or potentially disqualified as a prospective juror from jury service due to being a non-United States citizen, convicted of a felony, deceased, not a resident of this state, or not a resident of the county. The list must be prepared and sent to the administrator of elections according to the jury summons cycle used by the court clerk. Nothing in this section prevents the list from being sent more frequently. The list may be provided by mail, facsimile transmission, or email.
(b) The jury coordinator shall provide the administrator of elections with the following information about the disqualified juror: (1) The full name of the disqualified juror; (2) Current and prior addresses, if any; (3) Telephone number, if available; (4) Date of birth; and (5) The reason the prospective juror was disqualified.
(1) The full name of the disqualified juror;
(2) Current and prior addresses, if any;
(3) Telephone number, if available;
(4) Date of birth; and
(5) The reason the prospective juror was disqualified.
(c) After verifying that the person is a registered voter, the administrator of elections shall follow the procedures listed in § 2-2-106 or § 2-2-141 .
(d) In addition to the list of names, if the jury coordinator has documentation showing the person's disqualification under subsection (a), the documentation may be forwarded to the administrator of elections.
Acts 2018, ch. 837, § 1.
(a) The jury coordinator shall prepare or cause to be prepared a list of all persons disqualified or potentially disqualified as a prospective juror from jury service due to being a non-United States citizen, convicted of a felony, deceased, not a resident of this state, or not a resident of the county. The list must be prepared and sent to the administrator of elections according to the jury summons cycle used by the court clerk. Nothing in this section prevents the list from being sent more frequently. The list may be provided by mail, facsimile transmission, or email.
(b) The jury coordinator shall provide the administrator of elections with the following information about the disqualified juror: (1) The full name of the disqualified juror; (2) Current and prior addresses, if any; (3) Telephone number, if available; (4) Date of birth; and (5) The reason the prospective juror was disqualified.
(1) The full name of the disqualified juror;
(2) Current and prior addresses, if any;
(3) Telephone number, if available;
(4) Date of birth; and
(5) The reason the prospective juror was disqualified.
(c) After verifying that the person is a registered voter, the administrator of elections shall follow the procedures listed in § 2-2-106 or § 2-2-141 .
(d) In addition to the list of names, if the jury coordinator has documentation showing the person's disqualification under subsection (a), the documentation may be forwarded to the administrator of elections.
Acts 2018, ch. 837, § 1.
Status: in_force
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