Civil Procedure - As enacted, increases minimum time from 15 to 90 days that a court must give the general assembly to remedy any defects in a redistricting plan; makes related changes. - Amends TCA Title 20, Chapter 18.

Summary

The bill amends Tennessee law so that courts must give the General Assembly at least ninety calendar days to remedy defects in a redistricting plan, up from fifteen days. This longer window provides legislators more time to address court‑identified issues before elections. The change becomes effective immediately upon enactment.

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