Tennessee Statutes
§ 22-3-101 — Absolute right of parties to examine
Tennessee·Title 22
Parties in civil and criminal cases or their attorneys shall have an absolute right to examine prospective jurors in such cases, notwithstanding any rule of procedure or practice of court to the contrary.
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Legislative History
Acts 2008, ch. 1159, § 1.
Nearby Sections
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§ 22-1-101
Obligation to serve - Qualifications§ 22-1-102
Incompetent persons§ 22-1-106
Exemption from process§ 22-2-101
Application of chapter§ 22-2-102
Unlawful acts - Penalties§ 22-2-201
Determination of jury coordinator - Oath - Illness or absence of coordinator - Compensation§ 22-2-306
Juror Summons - Contents