Proposing an amendment to the Tennessee Constitution to change residency requirements for judges.

This bill proposes an amendment to Article VI, Section 4 of the Tennessee Constitution, altering the residency requirements for judges. Currently, judges must reside in the state for five years and in the specific county for one year before election. The amendment seeks to modify these residency stipulations, though the exact changes are not detailed in the provided text. The resolution directs the Secretary of State to publish the amendment and mandates the Clerk of the Senate to deliver copies to the Secretary of State.

Proposing an amendment to the Tennessee Constitution to change residency requirements for judges.

This bill proposes an amendment to Article VI, Section 4 of the Tennessee Constitution, altering the residency requirements for judges. Currently, judges must reside in the state for five years and in the specific county for one year before election. The amendment seeks to modify these residency stipulations, though the exact changes are not detailed in the provided text. The resolution directs the Secretary of State to publish the amendment and mandates the Clerk of the Senate to deliver copies to the Secretary of State.