Tennessee HB1038 amends juvenile court statutes to mandate a centralized, CJIS-compliant case management system.
Tennessee HB1038 amends several sections of the Tennessee Code to establish a centralized juvenile case management system. The Administrative Office of the Courts must maintain this system, which must be CJIS compliant and integrated into the existing system. Juvenile courts and clerks must adopt and use this new system, with reporting requirements to the AOC. The changes aim to standardize and improve the management of juvenile cases across the state.
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