Tenn. Code Ann. § 58-1-632
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Application and effect of Sections 58-1-611 - 58-1-633
Official statutory text
Sections 58-1-611 - 58-1-633 are applicable to members of the national guard while they are in a drill or duty status. The enumeration of crimes and offenses herein is declared to be cumulative to other criminal and penal statutes of the state, it being the intent of the general assembly that §§ 58-1-611 - 58-1-633 are designed solely to create certain specified offenses peculiar to the military and necessary to the discipline, training, proper functioning and the orderly government of the national guard. Acts 1970, ch. 596, § 76; T.C.A., § 7-332.
Sections 58-1-611 - 58-1-633 are applicable to members of the national guard while they are in a drill or duty status. The enumeration of crimes and offenses herein is declared to be cumulative to other criminal and penal statutes of the state, it being the intent of the general assembly that §§ 58-1-611 - 58-1-633 are designed solely to create certain specified offenses peculiar to the military and necessary to the discipline, training, proper functioning and the orderly government of the national guard.
Acts 1970, ch. 596, § 76; T.C.A., § 7-332.
Sections 58-1-611 - 58-1-633 are applicable to members of the national guard while they are in a drill or duty status. The enumeration of crimes and offenses herein is declared to be cumulative to other criminal and penal statutes of the state, it being the intent of the general assembly that §§ 58-1-611 - 58-1-633 are designed solely to create certain specified offenses peculiar to the military and necessary to the discipline, training, proper functioning and the orderly government of the national guard.
Acts 1970, ch. 596, § 76; T.C.A., § 7-332.
Status: in_force
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