Judges and Chancellors - As introduced, increases base salaries for trial and appellate level judges and supreme court justices effective September 1, 2030; revises compensation and other requirements for general sessions judges on or after September 1, 2030. - Amends TCA Section 8-23-103; Title 16 and Title 67.

SB 2329 increases base salaries for Tennessee judges and justices effective September 1, 2030. It sets new salary tiers: supreme court chief justices earn the most, with associate justices $5,000 less, appellate chief judges $7,500 less than associate justices, and all other judges receiving progressively lower amounts. The bill also revises how general sessions judges' pay is calculated by replacing the old 7 county classes with a new 5-class system based on population (e.g., Class 1 counties have >49,000 residents), with salaries now tied to circuit court judge pay. These changes apply to all trial, appellate, and supreme court judges, and affect how counties determine compensation for general sessions and juvenile judges.