Tennessee § 8-34-704 - Classification and membership in judges' retirement systems preserved.
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§ 8-34-704. Classification and membership in judges' retirement systems preserved.
Nothing in this section or § 8-34-703 or §§ 8-34-706 — 8-34-713 shall be construed to change the retirement classification or remove from the system of which such judge is a member any state judge who continues in a state judicial office. Acts 1979, ch. 261, § 1; T.C.A., § 8-3935(8). Cross-References. For text of repealed laws concerning superseded retirement systems, see Appendix following this title. Social security coverage, no effect on retirement system, § 8-38-123 . Law Reviews. Effect of Judges' Resignation on Unfinished Business (Elkin Garfinkle), 16 Tenn. L. Rev. 981 (1940).
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