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Tennessee Code > Title 37 > Chapter 1 > Part 3 - Juvenile Post-Commitment Procedures
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§ 37-1-301
Short title
§ 37-1-302
Petition for post-commitment relief
§ 37-1-303
Filing of petition — Designation of judge to hear and determine petition
§ 37-1-304
Contents of petition
§ 37-1-305
Grounds for relief
§ 37-1-306
Court action upon receipt of petition
§ 37-1-307
Petition not to be dismissed for failure to follow form — Amended petition
§ 37-1-308
Application for habeas corpus — When allowed
§ 37-1-309
Grounds for dismissal of petition — Hearing on petition — Issuance of orders or stays
§ 37-1-310
Appearance of petitioner at hearing — Transportation of petitioner
§ 37-1-311
Scope of hearing
§ 37-1-312
Grounds for relief "previously determined" or "waived" defined
§ 37-1-313
Documents and records furnished to indigent petitioner
§ 37-1-314
District attorney general to represent state — Attorney general and reporter to represent state on appeal
§ 37-1-315
Withdrawal or amendment of petition — Technical defects not grounds for dismissal without opportunity to amend
§ 37-1-316
Evidence — Oral testimony, depositions, affidavits
§ 37-1-317
Relief granted — Costs — Final order — Record of counsel's consultations with petitioner
§ 37-1-318
Copies of final judgment
§ 37-1-319
Delayed appeal — Grounds for granting — Finality of order
§ 37-1-320
Indigency
§ 37-1-321
Finality of order — Appeal
§ 37-1-322
Promulgation of rules by supreme court — Release of petitioner on bail or temporary custody
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See also:
Tennessee Code > Title 37 - Juveniles
U.S. Code Provisions: Juvenile Justice
U.S. Code > Title 18 > Part IV - Correction Of Youthful Offenders
U.S. Code Title 42 > Chapter 46 > Subchapter XII-F - Juvenile Accountability Block Grants
U.S. Code > Title 42 > Chapter 47 - Juvenile Delinquency Prevention And Control
U.S. Code > Title 42 > Chapter 72 - Juvenile Justice And Delinquency Prevention
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