2021 Tennessee Code
Title 40 - Criminal Procedure
Chapter 18 - Trial and Verdict

§ 40-18-101. Designation of State's Day - It is the duty of the judge of each circuit...

§ 40-18-102. Rules of Practice - It is the duty of the judge of each circuit...

§ 40-18-104. Drawing of Jurors' Names - The names of the jurors are written on separate scrolls,...

§ 40-18-105. Challenge of Juror Acting as Bail - A challenge to an individual juror, grand or petit, may...

§ 40-18-106. Jurors Sworn Together - In impaneling a jury for the trial of any felony,...

§ 40-18-108. Discharge of Jury - A final adjournment of the court discharges the jury. Code...

§ 40-18-109. Retrial After Discharge of Jury - In all cases where a jury is legally discharged, the...

§ 40-18-111. General Verdict of Guilty - A general verdict of guilty will be sustained if there...

§ 40-18-112. Uncertainty as to Intent or Means of Offense - Where the intent with which, the mode in, or the...

§ 40-18-113. Multiple Defendants - Code 1858, §§ 5216, 5220; Shan., §§ 7189, 7193; Code...

§ 40-18-114. Assessment of Fine by Jury - Where an indictable offense is punished by fine, or by...

§ 40-18-116. Sequestration of Jurors - In all criminal prosecutions, except those in which a death...

§ 40-18-117. Instructions Concerning Insanity - In all criminal cases in which the trial judge charges...

§ 40-18-118. Peremptory Challenges - Notwithstanding any other provision of law or rule of court...

§ 40-18-119. Presumption That Original Trial Judge Has Served as Thirteenth Juror and Approved Unanimous Verdict - When any successor judge to the original trial judge or...