Tennessee § 49-6-3010 Jurisdiction of school attendance cases

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§ 49-6-3010 — Jurisdiction of school attendance cases

Tennessee § 49-6-3010

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 49-6-3010 (2026).

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(a)Each judge of a juvenile court or court of general sessions is vested with the power to hear all cases coming within this part; provided, that in all cities maintaining a separate system of schools, the city recorder or city judge may try such cases coming within the official's jurisdiction.

(b)Any party aggrieved may appeal to the circuit or criminal court from the action of the judge of the juvenile court or court of general sessions or city recorder.

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(a) Each judge of a juvenile court or court of general sessions is vested with the power to hear all cases coming within this part; provided, that in all cities maintaining a separate system of schools, the city recorder or city judge may try such cases coming within the official's jurisdiction. (b) Any party aggrieved may appeal to the circuit or criminal court from the action of the judge of the juvenile court or court of general sessions or city recorder.