Criminal Procedure - As enacted, enacts "The District Attorney General Second Opinion Act," which authorizes, in any investigation involving a human trafficking offense, an organized crime offense, or an offense classified as a Class A or B felony, in which a district attorney general declines prosecution, an investigating state or local law enforcement agency to report and submit evidence of the offense to the district attorney general for another judicial district in which jurisdiction and venue over the offense are proper. - Amends TCA Title 8, Chapter 6 and Title 38, Chapter 6.

This bill establishes a process allowing local law enforcement to request a second opinion from the state Attorney General when a local district attorney declines to prosecute serious crimes like human trafficking or organized crime. If the local district attorney refuses to allow the state to take over the case, the state Attorney General can ask a state court to appoint a temporary district attorney to handle the prosecution. The law also requires local district attorneys to fully cooperate with the state Attorney General during these multi-jurisdictional investigations and prosecutions.