FRANK F. DROWOTA III, CHIEF JUSTICE.
Effective October 1, 2005, Supreme Court Rule 13, shall be amended by deleting Section 2(d) in its entirety and by substituting instead the following:
(d) (1) The maximum compensation allowed shall be determined by the original charge or allegations in the case. Except as provided in section 2(e), the compensation allowed appointed counsel for services rendered in a non-capital case shall not exceed the following amounts:
(2) Five Hundred Dollars ($500) for:
(A) Contempt of court cases where an adult or a juvenile is in jeopardy of incarceration;
(B) Parole revocation proceedings pursuant to the authority of state and/or federal law;
(C) Judicial proceedings under Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 33, Chapters 3 through 8, Mental Health Law;
(D) Cases in which a superintendent of a mental health facility files a petition under the guardianship law, Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 34;
(E) Cases under Tennessee Code Annotated section 37-10-304 and Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 24, relative to petitions for waiver of parental consent for abortions by minors;
(F) Cases in which a juvenile is charged upon three (3) or more court proceedings to be unruly as defined in Tennessee Code Annotated section 37-1-126(a);
(3) One thousand dollars ($1,000) for:
(A) Preliminary hearings in general sessions and municipal courts in which an adult is charged with a felony;
(B) Cases in which an adult or a juvenile is charged with a misdemeanor and is in jeopardy of incarceration;
(C) Direct and interlocutory appeals in the Court of Appeals or Court of Criminal Appeals;
(D) Direct and interlocutory appeals in the Tennessee Supreme Court;
(E) Cases in which a defendant is applying for early release from incarceration or a suspended sentence;
(F) Non-capital post-conviction and habeas corpus proceedings;
(G) Probation revocation proceedings;
(H) Cases in which a juvenile is charged with a non-capital felony;
(I) All other non-capital cases in which the indigent party has a statutory or constitutional right to be represented by counsel.
(4) One thousand, five hundred dollars ($1,500) for:
(A) Cases in trial courts in which the defendant is charged with a felony;
(5) Maximum compensation for juvenile dependency and neglect proceedings and termination of parental rights proceedings is as follows:
(A) Seven Hundred and Fifty dollars ($750) for:
(i) Dependent or neglected child cases, from the filing of the dependency petition through the dispositional hearing, including the preliminary hearing, ratification of the initial permanency plan, adjudicatory and dispositional hearings;
(ii) Guardian ad litem representation in accordance with section 1(d)(2)(C) for a child or sibling group who is or may be the subject of a report of abuse or neglect or an investigation report under Tennessee Code Annotated sections 37-1-401 through 37-1-411, from the filing of the dependency petition through the dispositional hearing, including the preliminary hearing, ratification of the initial permanency plan, adjudicatory and dispositional hearings; and
(iii) Counsel appointed pursuant to Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 40(e)(2) and in accordance with section 1(d)(2)(C) for a child or sibling group who is or may be the subject of a report of abuse or neglect or an investigation report under Tennessee Code Annotated sections 37-1-401 through 37-1-411, from the filing of the dependency petition through the dispositional hearing, including the preliminary hearing, ratification of the initial permanency plan, adjudicatory and dispositional hearings;
(B) One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) for:
(i) Dependent or neglected child cases, for all post-dispositional proceedings, including foster care review board hearings, post-dispositional court reviews and permanency hearings;
(ii) Guardian ad litem representation in accordance with section 1(d)(2)(C) for a child or sibling group who is or may be the subject of a report of abuse or neglect or an investigation report under Tennessee Code Annotated sections 37-1-401 through 37-1-411, for all post-dispositional proceedings, including foster care review board hearings, post-dispositional court reviews, and permanency hearings; and
(iii) Counsel appointed pursuant to Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 40(e)(2) and in accordance with section 1(d)(2)(D) for a child or sibling group who is or may be the subject of a report of abuse or neglect or an investigation report under Tennessee Code Annotated sections 37-1-401 through 37-1-411, for all post-dispositional proceedings, including foster care review board hearings, post-dispositional court reviews, and permanency hearings.
(C) One thousand dollars ($1000) for:
(i) Proceedings against parents in which allegations against the parents could result in termination of parental rights;
(ii) Guardian ad litem representation in termination of parental rights cases in accordance with section 1(d)(2)(D); and
(iii) Counsel appointed pursuant to Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 40(e)(2) and in accordance with section 1(d)(2)(C) for a child or sibling group in termination of parental rights cases;
IT IS SO ORDERED.