Bill > HB2184

This bill amends Tennessee law concerning civil procedure, specifically relating to actions challenging redistricting plans. It changes the minimum time a court must give the General Assembly to fix any problems in a redistricting plan from 15 days to 90 days. The bill also clarifies that such civil actions can be filed in any county in the state, regardless of other laws. Additionally, it outlines a process for how these cases will be heard, requiring the Supreme Court to appoint a three-judge panel from different regions of the state to decide the matter.