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Tennessee Resources
This State Guide lists the major sources of law in Tennessee.
Members of the Georgetown University community can seek additional assistance at the reference desk or online.
RESEARCH GUIDES
STATUTES & LEGISLATION
Constitution
Statutes/Code
Legislative History
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Public acts of the State of Tennessee passed by the ... General Assembly
- Tennessee Legislative Materials (Research guide from University of Tennessee Library)
- Steven R. Thorpe, "Uncovering Legislative History Sources in Tennessee," 31 Tenn. B.J. 18 (1995).
Legislature
REGULATIONS & AGENCIES
Regulations
- Official Compilation, Rules and Regulations of the State of Tennessee KFT35 1978 .A2
(1978 - 2003)
- Tennessee Administrative Register (Online only)
- Tennessee Administrative Law Digest
Research tool used to find unreported legal precedent from state agencies (from the Secretary of State).
Agencies
CASES & COURTS
Cases
- Print:
- Online Sources:
- Westlaw:
- TN-CS (state cases, dates vary by court)
- TN-CS-ALL (state and federal cases, dates vary by court)
- Lexis:
- Free Web:
- Court Opinions (From Tennessee Judiciary, 1995- )
Includes Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, Court of Criminal Appeals, Ethics and Worker's Compensation Panel, & Court Rules.
Courts
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
STATE LAW REVIEWS & BAR JOURNALS
- University of Memphis Law Review K25 .N6485
(1994 - 2010)
- Tennessee Law Review K24 .E5
(1922 - 2010)
- Vanderbilt Law Review K26 .A5 (1945 - 2010)
GENERAL
- Tennessee Jurisprudence: an Encyclopedia of Tennessee Law KFT65 .T46 1982
(1982 - current)
- Tennessee Practice Series
Multibase
- Free Web Sources:
Updated 6/11 (JZ)
Updated 6/10 (TV)
Links 08/08 (MK)
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