MTAS was asked whether the city has the right to make the city court clerk's position an appointive one.

MTAS was asked whether the one year durational residency requirement for mayor (and aldermen) contained in the general law mayor-aldermanic charter is legal?

This article provides an overview of the types of courts in Tennessee, then discusses the various questions involving court costs that are not easily found in cases and statutes. Municipal court costs can vary greatly from city to city, and they can be adjusted over time as the needs of the city changes. Likewise, this article may be updated as courts and laws change over time.

MTAS was asked about the benefits of having an employee handbook; includes two examples of handbooks.

Research done to find out what requirements Tennessee cities have in place to hold office.

MTAS was asked what time period is covered by the one-year residency requirement of T. C. A. 6-3-103 for candidates for the Board of Mayor and Aldermen.

An ordinance to change the town election date so that it coincides with the August general election date, which is the first Thursday in even-numbered years.

Seven Tennessee cities responded to a request for information regarding the way their police officers work schedules are arranged.