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§ 16-3-816. Duties of the Committee

It is the duty of the integrated criminal justice steering committee to facilitate the development of cost-effective, integrated justice information systems that maximize standardization of information and communications technology across the state’s justice and justice-affiliated agencies. It is further the duty of the committee to provide the leadership, strategy, mission, vision, goals, decision-making structure and […]

§ 16-3-817. Goals of the Integrated Criminal Justice System

Any integrated criminal justice system developed through the facilitation of the committee shall: Increase public safety and improve national security; Minimize the threat and risk of injury to specific individuals; Minimize the threat and risk of injury to law enforcement and other first responder personnel; Minimize the threat and risk of damage to real or […]

§ 16-3-819. Compensation

The members of the steering committee, advisory council and subcommittees shall serve without compensation, but shall be eligible for  reimbursement for travel expenses in accordance with the provisions of the comprehensive travel regulations as promulgated by the department of finance and administration and approved by the attorney general and reporter.

§ 16-3-821. Tennessee Voluntary Fund for Indigent Civil Representation

This section shall be known and may be cited as the “Tennessee voluntary fund for indigent civil representation.” There is established in the state treasury a separate account known as the Tennessee voluntary fund for indigent civil representation. It is the intent of the general assembly that this fund be used to provide supplemental funding […]

§ 16-3-815. Creation of the Integrated Criminal Justice Steering Committee — Purpose

There is created an integrated criminal justice steering committee, which shall be administratively attached to the administrative office of the courts. The purpose of the integrated criminal justice steering committee is to provide the governmental and technical information systems infrastructure necessary for accomplishing state and local government public safety and justice functions in the most […]

§ 16-3-804. Personnel — Law Practice Barred

The administrative director of the courts shall, subject to the approval of the supreme court, appoint and fix the compensation of assistants, clerical staff, or other employees that are necessary to enable the administrative director to perform the duties of the administrative office of the courts. Neither the administrative director of the courts nor any […]

§ 16-3-805. Office, Equipment, and Supplies

The administrative director of the courts shall be provided with suitable office space and with all office equipment and supplies necessary to perform the duties and functions of the office.

§ 16-3-806. Appropriation of Funds for Special Personnel Assigned to Capital Sentence Costs

All funds appropriated solely to employ, contract with or reassign personnel for the purpose of providing prompt and fair adjudication of post-conviction proceedings in capital sentence cases shall be appropriated to the administrative director of the courts to be allocated to, and pursuant to standards established by agreement of, the chief justice, the attorney general […]