§ 16-4-110. Process
The court of appeals, and the individual members of the court, are given power to grant writs of error, certiorari and supersedeas in cases within the jurisdiction of the court, such writs to be returnable to the court of appeals in the division in which they arose, and the practice in those cases in the […]
§ 16-4-111. Effect of Judgments
The court of appeals is a court of record, and its judgment shall be executed as provided in the Tennessee rules of appellate procedure.
§ 16-4-102. Election and Qualifications of Judges — Oaths
The court of appeals shall be composed of twelve (12) judges, of whom no more than four (4) shall be residents of the same grand division of the state. Immediately preceding appointment, each judge shall be at least thirty (30) years of age, shall have been a resident of the state for at least five […]
§ 16-4-103. Tenure and Compensation of Judges
The tenure of office is eight (8) years, and the judges shall receive compensation as fixed in § 8-23-103.
§ 16-4-101. Establishment
There shall be an appellate court composed of twelve (12) judges, styled the court of appeals.