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Tennessee Code Title 41. Correctional Institutions and Inmates § 41-22-118

Current as of January 02, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

In order that inmates may be more profitably employed in TRICOR programs for their own welfare and the welfare of the state, the department of correction is directed to:

(1) Employ personnel and purchase any necessary equipment and supplies for investigating and recording the essential facts in order to classify inmates according to:

(A) Their individual capacities, achievements and aptitudes;

(B) Their previous education, training and experience; and

(C) Other mental, physical and social characteristics;

(2) Establish educational classes supplementing and related to each of the TRICOR programs and services set up in §§ 41-22-118 -- 41-22-124; and

(3) Note the progress of inmates in these classes and programs.

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