Tennessee Code — 58
Browse 239 sections in division 58 of the Tennessee code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 58-1-101. Short title.
- § 58-1-102. Definitions.
- § 58-1-103. Custom and usage of the armed forces of the United States — Regulations continued in effect.
- § 58-1-104. Military forces — Division and composition.
- § 58-1-105. Commander-in-chief of military forces — Powers — Regulations.
- § 58-1-106. Active state duty — Compensation — Reimbursement by city or county.
- § 58-1-107. Troops on active duty — Commanding officers — Powers and duties.
- § 58-1-108. Active state duty — Individuals.
- § 58-1-109. Active duty pay.
- § 58-1-110. Military staff of the governor.
- § 58-1-111. Honorary staff of the governor.
- § 58-1-112. Martial rule — Proclamation by governor — Procedure.
- § 58-1-113. Service without the state — Offenses committed — Jurisdiction.
- § 58-1-114. Military department constituted.
- § 58-1-115. Adjutant general — Appointment.
- § 58-1-116. Duties of the adjutant general — Records of office as evidence.
- § 58-1-117. Design of the flag or banner of the military department.
- § 58-1-118. Offenses involving improper use or display of military decorations, medals or badges.
- § 58-1-119. Offense of impersonating a member of the United States armed forces.
- § 58-1-201. Organization of state headquarters — Army division — Air division.
- § 58-1-202. Organization and training — Laws and regulations of United States.
- § 58-1-203. Army national guard.
- § 58-1-204. Air national guard.
- § 58-1-205. Assemblies, annual training and other duty.
- § 58-1-206. Maintenance of national guard units.
- § 58-1-207. Inactive national guard.
- § 58-1-208. Funds — Accounting requirements — Post exchanges and canteens — Regulations governing.
- § 58-1-209. Appointment and promotion of commissioned officers.
- § 58-1-210. Commissioned officers — Qualifications.
- § 58-1-211. Commissioned officers — Oath.
- § 58-1-212. Precedence and date of rank.
- § 58-1-213. Assignments and promotions.
- § 58-1-214. Officer's uniforms.
- § 58-1-215. Efficiency and medical examining boards — Appointment — Authority.
- § 58-1-216. Efficiency and medical examining boards — Procedure.
- § 58-1-217. Resignation of officers.
- § 58-1-218. Officers — Termination of appointments.
- § 58-1-219. Officers — Retired list.
- § 58-1-220. General officers — Tenure.
- § 58-1-221. Enlisted personnel — Period of service.
- § 58-1-222. Contract and oath of enlistment.
- § 58-1-223. Promotions and reductions.
- § 58-1-224. Discharges.
- § 58-1-225. Absence without leave.
- § 58-1-226. Exemption from civil process and arrest.
- § 58-1-227. Relief from civil or criminal liability.
- § 58-1-228. National Guard Force Protection Act of 2016.
- § 58-1-229. Exemption from duty on election day — Influencing election — Penalty.
- § 58-1-230. Awards in case of death or injury.
- § 58-1-231. Service medals.
- § 58-1-232. Dress uniforms.
- § 58-1-233. Membership in national guard associations.
- § 58-1-234. Authority to administer oaths.
- § 58-1-235. Patrons of national guard.
- § 58-1-236. Burial flag for family of deceased member of national guard.
- § 58-1-301. Call to active service — Enrollment of militia.
- § 58-1-302. Failure to appear for service.
- § 58-1-303. Election and appointment of officers.
- § 58-1-304. Uniform of militia.
- § 58-1-305. Transfer of militia to national guard.
- § 58-1-306. Disbanding of militia.
- § 58-1-401. Governor authorized to enlist state guard.
- § 58-1-402. Membership of state guard — Distinct from national guard — Service outside state or relating to elections — Limitation on consecutive years of advisory service.
- § 58-1-403. — 58-1-404 [Reserved.]
- § 58-1-406. Liability to federal military service not affected.
- § 58-1-407. Oath of members.
- § 58-1-408. Organization, composition and strength.
- § 58-1-409. Duties, privileges and immunities.
- § 58-1-410. Reserve organization.
- § 58-1-411. Compensation.
- § 58-1-412. Governor's authority and power to call members of the state guard to active state duty with the member's consent.
- § 58-1-501. Authority to acquire lands.
- § 58-1-502. Proclamation of emergency.
- § 58-1-503. Payment for lands.
- § 58-1-504. Condemnation of land.
- § 58-1-505. Lease to United States.
- § 58-1-506. Acquisition, disposal and administration of real property by adjutant general — Authority to enter into cooperative agreements.
- § 58-1-507. “Armory” defined.
- § 58-1-508. Plans for armories — Acceptance and use of funds.
- § 58-1-509. Location of armories throughout state — Acceptance of money or sites from municipalities or counties authorized.
- § 58-1-510. Appropriations of money or property by counties or municipal corporations for defense.
- § 58-1-511. Title to armories.
- § 58-1-512. Adjutant general in charge of armories — Rental income.
- § 58-1-513. Purchase and issue of property — Disposal of surplus and obsolete property.
- § 58-1-514. Federal property — Care and custody.
- § 58-1-515. Responsibility for military property and funds — Collection from member or employee — Action by attorney general.
- § 58-1-601. Rights-of-way — Highways — Exceptions.
- § 58-1-602. Unlawful wearing of uniform or insignia. [Repealed]
- § 58-1-603. Unlawful traffic in military property.
- § 58-1-604. Discrimination against members of the national guard.
- § 58-1-605. Commissioned officers' power to take oaths and acknowledgments.
- § 58-1-606. Validity of notarial acts of officers.
- § 58-1-607. Officer's certificate of notarial act.
- § 58-1-612. Assistance with unlawful enlistment, appointment or separation.
- § 58-1-613. Absence without leave.
- § 58-1-614. Missing movement.
- § 58-1-615. Disrespect toward superior commissioned officer.
- § 58-1-616. Assaulting or willfully disobeying superior commissioned officer.
- § 58-1-617. Insubordinate conduct toward warrant officer or noncommissioned officer.
- § 58-1-618. Failure to obey order or regulation.
- § 58-1-619. Cruelty and maltreatment.
- § 58-1-620. Mutiny or sedition.
- § 58-1-621. Misbehavior on active duty.
- § 58-1-622. False official statements.
- § 58-1-623. Military property — Loss, damage, destruction or wrongful disposition.
- § 58-1-624. Property other than military property — Waste, spoilage, or destruction.
- § 58-1-625. Drunken or reckless driving.
- § 58-1-626. Drunk on duty.
- § 58-1-627. Misbehavior of a sentinel.
- § 58-1-628. Malingering.
- § 58-1-629. Riot or breach of the peace.
- § 58-1-630. Frauds against the government.
- § 58-1-631. Penalties.
- § 58-1-632. Application and effect of §§ 58-1-611 — 58-1-633.
- § 58-1-633. Enlisted personnel — Explanation of penal laws.
- § 58-1-634. Unauthorized sale or disposition of military property or equipment — Penalty.
- § 58-1-701. Creation of fund.
- § 58-1-702. Investment of moneys in fund.
- § 58-1-703. Separate revolving fund — Interest and earnings — Reversion of fund balance at end of fiscal year.
- § 58-1-704. Trust fund board.
- § 58-1-705. Use of trust fund moneys.
- § 58-1-706. Report.
- § 58-2-101. Chapter definitions.
- § 58-2-102. Legislative intent.
- § 58-2-103. Policy and purpose.
- § 58-2-104. Creation of agency — Director and deputies.
- § 58-2-105. Limitations.
- § 58-2-106. Emergency management responsibilities and powers.
- § 58-2-107. Emergency management powers of the governor.
- § 58-2-108. Designation of emergency services coordinators.
- § 58-2-109. Financing — Acceptance of gifts.
- § 58-2-110. Emergency management powers of political subdivisions.
- § 58-2-111. Possession of mobile telephone by person being housed in camp or shelter.
- § 58-2-112. [Reserved.]
- § 58-2-114. Government equipment, services, and facilities.
- § 58-2-115. Compensation.
- § 58-2-116. Emergency management.
- § 58-2-117. Lease or loan of state property; transfer of state personnel.
- § 58-2-118. Orders and rules.
- § 58-2-119. Enforcement.
- § 58-2-120. Penalties.
- § 58-2-121. Liability.
- § 58-2-122. Liberality of construction.
- § 58-2-123. Radiological emergency preparedness.
- § 58-2-124. Suspension letter — Contents.
- § 58-2-125. Acceptance of gifts.
- § 58-2-126. First responders from local emergency management agencies — Death benefit.
- § 58-2-127. Prerequisites for employment as a director of a local emergency management agency.
- § 58-2-128. Development of plan for broadcasters to respond to emergency — Training program for emergency response broadcasters — Access to areas affected by emergency.
- § 58-2-201. Short title.
- § 58-2-202. Part definitions.
- § 58-2-203. Payment of taxes and fees by responding out-of-state businesses and employees — Jurisdiction.
- § 58-2-204. Residency or presence in state not established — Broad interpretation of protections.
- § 58-2-205. Effect of remaining in state after disaster response period.
- § 58-2-401. Authority for compact.
- § 58-2-402. Text of compact.
- § 58-2-403. Text of Emergency Management Assistance Compact.
- § 58-2-501. Emergency severe weather information system.
- § 58-2-601. Report to the Tennessee emergency management agency of accidents involving hazardous materials.
- § 58-2-602. Notification of community officials.
- § 58-2-603. Records and reports of accidents maintained.
- § 58-2-604. Removal or abatement of hazardous substances discharge.
- § 58-2-701. Interstate Earthquake Compact of 1988.
- § 58-2-801. Short title.
- § 58-2-802. Part definitions.
- § 58-2-803. Application of part.
- § 58-2-804. Limitations, restrictions and regulation — Immediate effect of orders — Requirements of host entities.
- § 58-2-805. Qualification as a volunteer health practitioner registration system.
- § 58-2-807. Effect on credentialing and privileging standards — Waiver or modification of standards.
- § 58-2-808. Scope of practice — Sanctions and penalties.
- § 58-2-809. Limitations on rights, privileges or immunities provided to volunteer health practitioners — Incorporation of volunteers into emergency forces.
- § 58-2-810. Emergency rules.
- § 58-2-811. Acts or omissions — Vicarious liability — Recovery of damages — Participation in retirement system.
- § 58-2-812. Workers' compensation benefits.
- § 58-2-813. Uniformity of law among states.
- § 58-3-101. Privileges extended to World War II veterans.
- § 58-3-102. Substitution of military service for occupational experience.
- § 58-3-103. Removal of disability of minor veterans and spouses.
- § 58-3-104. Information furnished to veterans.
- § 58-3-105. Assistance in obtaining benefits.
- § 58-3-106. Branch offices and field services.
- § 58-3-107. Oaths administered by department employees.
- § 58-3-108. Acceptance of aid by department.
- § 58-3-109. County and municipal service offices.
- § 58-3-110. Appropriations for local service offices.
- § 58-3-111. Director of local service office.
- § 58-3-112. Free admission to state parks one day a year.
- § 58-3-113. Tennessee Fallen Heroes Medal.
- § 58-4-101. Establishment and duties of bureau.
- § 58-4-102. Personnel — Appropriations.
- § 58-4-103. Request for redaction of social security number from official records.
- § 58-4-201. Appropriations by county legislative bodies.
- § 58-4-202. County monument or building commissioners.
- § 58-4-203. Filing of plans — Accounting for funds.
- § 58-4-204. Appropriation limited to work and material.
- § 58-4-205. Penalty for misappropriation of funds.
- § 58-4-206. Municipal and county memorials.
- § 58-4-207. Cooperation with federal government.
- § 58-4-208. Borrowing power — Bonds.
- § 58-4-301. Display of P.O.W.-M.I.A. flag over state capitol.
- § 58-4-302. Donations of P.O.W.-M.I.A. flags.
- § 58-4-303. Display and maintenance of flags.
- § 58-4-304. Hours of display — Flag design.
- § 58-4-305. “Public building” defined.
- § 58-4-306. Welcome centers.
- § 58-7-101. Establishment — Purpose — Funding requirements.
- § 58-7-102. State veterans' homes board.
- § 58-7-103. Powers and duties of board.
- § 58-7-104. Creation of executive committee — Duties.
- § 58-7-105. Reimbursement of board members.
- § 58-7-106. Conflicts of interest.
- § 58-7-107. Incurrence of debt.
- § 58-7-108. Disposition of funds.
- § 58-7-109. Annual report.
- § 58-7-110. Plan of operation.
- § 58-7-111. Annual audit.
- § 58-7-112. Application for federal grant — Other preparatory actions.
- § 58-7-113. Bed occupancy.
- § 58-7-114. Death of resident — Notice to guardian or next of kin — Disposition of personal property.
- § 58-8-101. Short title.
- § 58-8-102. Chapter definitions.
- § 58-8-103. Governance — Agreements to provide aid and assistance — Service and operational agreements — Purpose — Construction with other laws.
- § 58-8-104. Declaration of local state of emergency — Cost reimbursement — Evacuation orders.
- § 58-8-105. Request for aid and assistance — Confirmation — Request for mutual aid for emergency medical services.
- § 58-8-106. Sending personnel and equipment outside jurisdiction.
- § 58-8-107. Discretion of participating entities to respond — Withdrawal of aid or assistance — Mutual aid for emergency medical services.
- § 58-8-108. Command of the scene — Delegation of command.
- § 58-8-109. Scope of authority — Workers' compensation coverage — Liability.
- § 58-8-110. Immunity.
- § 58-8-111. Responsibility for costs — Eligibility for reimbursement — Wages — Use of equipment, materials and supplies — Records and invoices.
- § 58-8-112. Existing mutual aid agreements.
- § 58-8-113. Authority to provide aid or assistance in any area of the state.
- § 58-8-114. Recognition and enforcement of laws regarding tort liability.
- § 58-8-115. Reimbursement of eligible costs to governmental utility system.
- § 58-9-101. Creation of commission — Composition — Quorum — Terms of office — Compensation — Information and services from the center for earthquake research and information.
- § 58-9-102. Authority of commission.
- § 58-9-103. Comprehensive program to prepare for responding to a major earthquake.
- § 58-9-104. Commission responsibilities.
- § 58-9-105. Implementation.