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    • 2021 Tennessee Code
    • Title 40 - Criminal Procedure
    • Chapter 18 - Trial and Verdict
    • § 40-18-105. Challenge of Juror Acting as Bail

    2021 Tennessee Code
    Chapter 18 - Trial and Verdict
    § 40-18-105. Challenge of Juror Acting as Bail

    A challenge to an individual juror, grand or petit, may be made by the state because the juror is surety on the bail undertaking of any person whose case will come before the jury on which service is required.
    Code 1932, § 10013; T.C.A. (orig. ed.), § 40-2508.

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    Structure 2021 Tennessee Code

    2021 Tennessee Code

    Title 40 - Criminal Procedure

    Chapter 18 - Trial and Verdict

    § 40-18-101. Designation of State's Day

    § 40-18-102. Rules of Practice

    § 40-18-104. Drawing of Jurors' Names

    § 40-18-105. Challenge of Juror Acting as Bail

    § 40-18-106. Jurors Sworn Together

    § 40-18-108. Discharge of Jury

    § 40-18-109. Retrial After Discharge of Jury

    § 40-18-111. General Verdict of Guilty

    § 40-18-112. Uncertainty as to Intent or Means of Offense

    § 40-18-113. Multiple Defendants

    § 40-18-114. Assessment of Fine by Jury

    § 40-18-116. Sequestration of Jurors

    § 40-18-117. Instructions Concerning Insanity

    § 40-18-118. Peremptory Challenges

    § 40-18-119. Presumption That Original Trial Judge Has Served as Thirteenth Juror and Approved Unanimous Verdict

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