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Texas Criminal Procedure Code and Rules 2006
Texas Criminal Procedure Code and Rules 2004
Vernon's Texas Statutes Annotated; Code of Criminal Procedure 3B; Articles 37.07 to 37.End (Vernon's Texas Statutes, 3B)
Vernon's Texas Statutes ANNOTATED; Code of Criminal Procedure; 2B; Articles 32.01 to 35.End (Vernon's Texas Statutes, 2B)
Criminal forms adapted to the criminal codes of Texas, embracing criminal process of all kinds-and all orders and entries required in criminal proceedings-appeals, ... code, with appendix thereto by the author, by Sam A Willson, 1912
Vernon's Annotated Code of Criminal Procedure of the State of Texas: Volume 2 - by Vernon Law Book Company, 1941-01-01
Vernon's Annotated Code of Criminal Procedure of the State of Texas: Volume 1 - by Vernon Law Book Company, 1926-01-01
Vernon's Annotated Code of Criminal Procedure of the State of Texas: Volume 3 - by Vernon Law Book Company, 1950-01-01
Criminal forms adapted to the criminal codes of Texas,: Embracing indictments, informations ... etc by Sam A Willson, 1891
Texas Criminal Procedure Code Rules, 1992 by West Publishing Company Editorial, 1991-12
[Two memoranda to the State Bar of Texas Committee on Revision of the Penal Code, August 27 and October 5, 1965] by Page Keeton, 1965
Texas Penal Code handbook: Including full text of the 1974 Penal code, as amended through 1981 and casenotes on all published opinions by the Texas Court ... the 1974 Penal Code through 636 S.W. 2d 23 by Lang Baker, 1982
Texas Penal Code handbook: Including full text of the 1974 Penal Code, as amended through 1985, and casenotes on all published opinions by the Texas Court ... under the 1974 Penal Code through 707 S.W.2d by Lang Baker, 1986
Invalidated Texas penal code articles by Bette Uhrmacher, 1967

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TEXAS CRIME VICTIM RIGHTS - Victim Services Division
56, Article 56.02 of the texas code of criminal to the following rights within the criminal justice system 1) the right to receive from law enforcement agencies
http://www.tdcj.state.tx.us/victim/victim-billrights.htm

Extractions: Search: TDCJ Home To access the non-javascript navigational menu click here or scroll to the bottom of this page. [Return to Victim Services Home] TEXAS CRIME VICTIM RIGHTS A victim of a violent crime is someone who (1) has suffered bodily injury or death or who has been the victim of sexual assault, kidnapping, or aggravated robbery, (2) the close relative (spouse, parent, or adult brother, sister or child) of a deceased victim, or (3) the guardian of a victim. The following rights are from Chapter 56, Article 56.02 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure. (a) A victim, guardian of a victim, or close relative of a deceased victim is entitled to the following rights within the criminal justice system: (1) the right to receive from law enforcement agencies adequate protection from harm and threats of harm arising from cooperation with prosecution efforts; (2) the right to have the magistrate take the safety of the victim or his family into consideration as an element in fixing the amount of bail for the accused; (3) the right, if requested, to be informed:
EZ Law Criminal Law Locator
code of criminal Procedure texas Penal code texas - Rules of Virginia - Title 18 Crimes Offenses Wisconsin criminal code - Scroll Down DEATH PENALTY law
http://www.ezlawlocator.com/criminal/ezcrim.html

Extractions: EZ LAW CRIMINAL LAW LOCATOR US Constitution, Bill of Rights - Text of Bill of Rights in easily printable form. US Constitution, Bill of Rights - Amendments 4, 5, 6 and 8 US Constitution, Bill of Rights - Full Text plus Supreme Court Case Annotations for all amendments to the US Constitution (including the 4th, 5th, 6th and 8th amendments) can be found here. Each amendment with annotations can be downloaded from this site in PDF or TXT formats. US Code, Title 18 - Crimes and Criminal Procedure -
Licensed Professional Counselor
contents of report; referral of report by department of law enforcement; notification texas Occupations code, Chapter 53 Consequences of criminal Conviction.
http://www.tdh.state.tx.us/hcqs/plc/lpc/lpc_res.htm

Extractions: Resources for Professional Counselors Click here for additional links at the bottom of this page In addition to the Licensed Professional Counselor Act and the board's rules , including the Code of Ethics , the following Texas laws (links are to the State of Texas website) may also affect the practice of a licensed professional counselor. This is not an exhaustive list of all statutes that may affect the provision of counseling services . Since an LPC may be required under the board's rules or by state law to comply with these statutes, all counselors should be familiar with these laws. For advice on the applicability of these laws in a specific situation, a licensee should consult his or her legal counsel. Please note that the board office does not provide legal advice or consultation. Texas Health and Safety Code, Chapter 611 Mental Health Records This statute addresses mental health records: confidentiality; authorized disclosure of confidential information other than in judicial or administrative proceeding; right to mental health record; legal remedies for improper disclosure or failure to disclose; authorized disclosure of confidential information in judicial or administrative proceeding; revocation of consent; request by patient.
Texas Family Code: Chapter 58, Restriction Of Access To Records
(A), a law enforcement agency;. (1), by a criminal justice agency for a criminal justice purpose, as (2), for research purposes, by the texas Juvenile Probation
http://www.tyc.state.tx.us/programs/famcode_records.html

Extractions: sex offender registration records maintained by the department or a local law enforcement agency under Chapter 62, Code of Criminal Procedure; and records relating to a criminal combination or criminal street gang maintained by the department or a local law enforcement agency under Chapter 61, Code of Criminal Procedure. The department shall certify to the juvenile court or the juvenile probation department to which a referral was made that resulted in information being submitted to the juvenile justice information system that the records relating to a person's juvenile case are subject to automatic restriction of access if: the person is at least 21 years of age;
Crime, Law Enforcement, And Prisons: General
participants); texas Administrative code, title 37 (Public Safety and Corrections); texas Attorney General criminal law publications;
http://www.lectlaw.com/inll/96.htm
Texas Criminal Cruelty To Animals
Summary texas criminal statute addressing animal cruelty. as defined by Section 822.101, Health and Safety code. as regulated by state and federal law; or (2
http://www.animallaw.info/statutes/stustx42_09.htm

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Texas Department Of Public Safety - Courtesy, Service, Protection
Vernon s texas Statutes and codes Annotated Transportation code. emergency or for a law enforcement purpose acting under Article 45.0511, criminal Procedure code
http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/director_staff/public_information/seatbelt.htm

Extractions: Advanced Search Home Contact Us Employment ... News Texas Occupant Restraint Laws Relevant statutes: Vernon's Texas Statutes and Codes Annotated Transportation Code Chapter 545. Operation and Movement of Vehicles Sec. 545.412. Child Passenger Safety Seat Systems; Offense. Text (a) [2 Versions: Amended by 77th Leg. Sess. Ch. 618] A person commits an offense if the person operates a passenger car or light truck and transports a child who is younger than five years of age and less than 36 inches in height and does not keep the child secured during the operation of the vehicle in a child passenger safety seat system according to the instructions of the manufacturer of the safety seat system. (a) [2 Versions: Amended by 77th Leg. Sess. Ch. 910] A person commits an offense if the person operates a passenger vehicle, transports a child who is younger than four years of age or less than 36 inches in height, and does not keep the child secured during the operation of the vehicle in a child passenger safety seat system according to the instructions of the manufacturer of the safety seat system. (b) An offense under this section is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of not less than $100 or more than $200.
Homepoker.com - Home Poker And The Law
Return to the top. The criminal code of the State of Pennsylvania. Return to the top. The criminal law of the State of texas.
http://www.homepoker.com/law.html

Extractions: It is important to note that no lawyers work at Homepoker.com. The following is a layman's interpretation of statutes, and should not be considered a legal analysis. You gamble at home at your own risk. Article 2 (Gambling Offenses) in Chapter 66 (Offenses Against Public Health and Decency) states that it is an offense to engage in unlawful gambling, BUT that it is an "affirmative defense" to prosecution for the person to claim having been part of a "social game". A "social game" is defined as gambling in a home where no house player (barring Home Craps and other home casino games), no house bank, and no house odds exist, and where there is no house income (rake) from the operation of the game. No House and no rake means that home gambling is a defense against unlawful gambling, and legal in the state of Alaska.
Texas Criminal Justice Policy Council - Glossary Of Juvenile Terms
in the petition; the juvenile equivalent of a criminal trial court designated under Section 51.04 of the texas Family code, or by the other law, to exercise
http://www.cjpc.state.tx.us/glossary/glossaryjuvenile.html

Extractions: Glossary of Juvenile Terms HOME PAGE GLOSSARY REPORTS STATISTICS ... TEXAS STATEWIDE SEARCH Source: Texas Juvenile Probation Statistical Report Adjudicated Probation : After going to court for an adjudication hearing on the facts, a judge may order this form of community-based supervision for a specified period of time, based on such reasonable and lawful terms as the court may determine. While on adjudicated probation, the offender may be required to participate in any program deemed appropriate, such as an intensive supervision program or residential placement. Adjudication Hearing : Hearing held after the announcement hearing where it is determined whether the child committed the offense named in the petition; the juvenile equivalent of a criminal trial. Announcement Hearing : The first hearing in the Juvenile Court process at which time the judge determines if the Court needs to appoint an attorney, or if the family can retain their own. Appeal : A complaint to a higher Court urging that it overturn the decision of a lower Court. Certification Hearing : Hearing held to determine whether the juvenile court will waive its jurisdiction so that an accused juvenile felony offender can be prosecuted as an adult. Certification is permissive and not mandatory under Texas law. Depending upon the type of felony committed, a juvenile as young as either 14 or 15 years of age can be certified to stand trial as an adult.
GouldLaw.com - Your Law Source
criminal laws (2004 Edition); texas law Enforcement Handbook available as texas Contemporary criminal Procedure (2004 NEW texas Parks and Wildlife code (2004
http://www.gouldlaw.com/browse.asp?showas=electronic&typeid=electronic
GouldLaw.com - Your Law Source
texas criminal Laws. (2004 Edition). Click here for table of sections. JavaScript MUST be enabled. Contains the complete texas Penal code and code of criminal
http://www.gouldlaw.com/showprod.asp?prodinfoid=188
J. Gary Trichter: Texas Attorney, DWI Law, Criminal Defense
Under texas law a minor, for purposes of alcoholrelated Section 106.02 of this code, the minor does an act commits an offense if with criminal negligence he
http://www.texasdwilaw.com/chapter106.html

Extractions: Alcohol and Minors in Texas; Zero Tolerance for Children of the Lone Star State The following information, as taken from chapter 106 of the Texas Alcoholic Beverages Code, is provided as a general introduction to alcohol related offenses for minors in the State of Texas. Under Texas law a minor, for purposes of alcohol-related offenses, is any person under the age of twenty-one (21), which is the minimum drinking age. To understand how any of the following statutory provisions might apply to the specific facts of your case you should consult with a licensed attorney who can answer your questions. CHAPTER 106 PROVISIONS RELATING TO AGE Definition of Minor (106.01) In this code, "minor" means a person under 21 years of age.
CRIMINAL LAW: LawResearch
Justice; NY Court of Appeals criminal law Decisions; of Appeals Sentencing Decisions; texas Department of Alabama criminal code; Alaska criminal code; Arkansas
http://www.lawresearchservices.com/firms/practice/ctcrime.htm

Extractions: Mainstreet Attorney Directory LawResearch Library Membership ... MORE CRIMINAL LAW LINKS U.S. Constitution: Amendment VI - Criminal Prosecutions U.S. Constitution: Amendment VIII - Excessive Bail and Cruel and Unusual Punishments U.S. Code (Cornell) U.S. Code Title 12 Chapter 43 - Actions Against Persons Committing Bank Fraud Crimes ... Federal Register The Federal Register is the official daily publication for Rules, Proposed Rules, and Notices of Federal agencies and organizations, as well as Executive Orders and other Presidential Documents. National Archive of Criminal Justice Data (NACJD) National Institute of Justice - The Research and Development Branch of the U.S. Dept. of Justice National Security Agency Office of National Drug Control Policy ... Back to the Top of this Page International Court of Justice United Nations Crime and Justice Information Network Canada - National Crime Prevention Council Back to the Top of this Page State Criminal Procedure Appellate Decisions by State Alaska Statute: § 11.56.100 - Bribery
ICJS Weblinks
texas Government Office of the Governor criminal Justice Division lising of all state agencies texas law Librarians Home page texas Administrative code
http://www.icjs.txstate.edu/weblinks.html
WashLaw Web - State Government North Dakota - Texas
texas Court of criminal Appeals; Court of texas Statutes (from findlaw); texas Administrative code; texas Sources of Information (from texas law Librarians); texas
http://www.washlaw.edu/uslaw/uslnd_tx.html

Extractions: Documents relating to state and local government and legislative information. Legislative Information Courts Opinion Search ( North Dakota Supreme Court Scope Rules of Court Statutes State Agencies Miscellaneous Historical Documents Return to StateLaw Home Page Return to the StateLaw Search Home Page Legislative Information Courts Opinion Search ( Ohio Lawyers Weekly Scope Rules of Court Statutes State Agencies Miscellaneous Historical Documents Return to StateLaw Home Page Return to the StateLaw Search Home Page Legislative Information Courts
Criminal Law Update, Student Legal Services, Department Of Student Life, Texas A
on legal issues for students of texas A M University. criminal Procedure code, Article 13.28 Fraudulent Use or of Identifying Information A new law was created
http://studentlife.tamu.edu/scrs/sls/CriminalLaw.htm

Extractions: Your browser doesn't support scripting, please visit our SCRS Site Map This web page is intended to provide general information general information reference only and is not intended to provide legal advice. For more information, please contact Student Legal Services, Student Conflict Resolution Services, Department of Student Life at 847-7272. Penal Code, Section 21.15 Improper Photography or Visual Recording This section was amended to make it an offense to promote (sell, distribute, exhibit, etc.) a photo or visual recording, knowing that the photograph or visual recording was made without the consent of the person being photographed or recorded, and is intended to arouse or gratify the sexual desire of any person. State Jail Felony Penal Code, Section 22.01 Assault This section was amended by enhancing the penalty of Class C assault by threat or by physical contact that will be regarded as provocative to a Class B if the offense is committed by a person who is not a sports participant against a person the actor knows is a sports participant (an athlete or official) either while the sports participant is performing as a sports participant or in retaliation for such participation. Penal Code, Section 30.05
Federal Laws Which May Apply To Texas Visitation
Network mensnet@CAP.GWU.EDU Subject Re Has the texas visitation law been used you probably refer is Section 25.03 of the criminal code which was
http://www.menweb.org/throop/criminal/fed/noenforcevisit.html

Extractions: Date: Thu, 17 Nov 1994 23:15:42 -0500 From: Men's Health Network [mensnet@CAP.GWU.EDU] Subject: Re: Has the Texas visitation law been used? Unfortunately , Federal government does not require that the states implement any access provisions, not do they require that states enforce access. The statute to which you probably refer is Section 25.03 of the criminal code which was passed as a means of dealing with parental kidnapping, but written in such a manner as to also imply "visitation" denial. The last legislative session rewrote the criminal code and altered the penalties for many crimes, including parental kidnapping (25.03). Some members of the committees through which the enacting bill passed used that opportunity to read legislative intent into the law, making 25.03 apply to "visitation" denial as well as other forms of parental kidnapping. Will the new interpretation be used? The threat of its use by prosecuting attorneys has resulted in some NCPs reestablishing contact with their children. Several assistant district attorneys would like to use it to prosecute denial of "visitation" but have been overruled within their own office meaning that it is only a matter of time until an office begins to make full use of the statute. And, when one does, soon another will. Texas does provide other provisions for enforcing access: the offending party and all that assisted them in the denial can be sued; a lawyer can be appointed to file papers to enforce access by contempt, and the offending party must pay that lawyer; a Friend of the Court can be appointed to enforce access, using counseling, mediation, social workers, contempt, or any other vehicle, and the offending party must pay that attorney's fees; and, of course, now there is 25.03.
Finding Texas Law In The Tarlton Law Library
texas Administrative code, KFT 1235 I988 A23 texas Register KFT 66A criminal Forms Trial Manual KFT 1775 A65 texas law of Wills KFT 1344 L46 2002 vol.
http://tarlton.law.utexas.edu/vlibrary/outlines/texas.html

Extractions: UT Law UT UT Libraries Home ... Printable version Prepared by Beth Youngdale Researching the law on a particular topic is generally a multi-step process that involves checking a number of sources - statutes, cases, and, sometimes, administrative rules or regulations. Very rarely is there a simple answer to a legal question or a single book that will provide an answer. Discovering what the law is in a given situation means finding the rule that is applicable - usually a statute, or in some instances a case - and then applying the rule to the facts of the situation. Case law is generally used to see how courts have applied the rule in other situations. The key is finding a case with facts that are analogous to your own. Where you start depends largely on what information you already have about the area of law you are researching. If you already have a citation - to a statute or a case - you are, to a certain extent, ahead of the game. Statutes and cases provide excellent jumping off points to additional sources of the law. If you don't have a citation, or are unfamiliar with an area of law, secondary sources are a good place to start. These sources, which are not the law, provide background information, an introduction to the terminology of a particular topic, and valuable citations to primary sources of law (statutes, cases, administrative rules).
Texas Death Penalty Law
You may also find the code of criminal Procedure on the Web at http//www.capitol.state.tx.us/statutes/cptoc.html. texas case law.
http://tarlton.law.utexas.edu/vlibrary/outlines/deathpen.html

Extractions: Other legal research outlines Printable version Accessing information on criminal punishment, and more specifically the death penalty, is a common topic for students. This pathfinder is a resource for locating statistics and legal materials on the death penalty. INTRODUCTION Texas procedure generally In Texas, the district courts have original jurisdiction for all criminal felony cases. If an individual is convicted of a capital felony, he or she may be subject to punishment by death, if the State sought such punishment. A capital felony is one in which an individual "intentionally or knowingly causes the death of an individual," under special circumstances. In particular, the: murder of a public safety officer, firefighter, or correctional employee; murder during the commission of specified felonies (kidnapping, burglary, robbery, aggravated rape, arson); murder for remuneration; multiple murders; murder during prison escape; murder of a correctional officer;
Penn Law Faculty
Columbia, Georgetown , Harvard, Northwestern, texas, Stanford, UCLA, and law Reviews, the Yale law Journal, and and assisted in criminal code reform throughout
http://www.law.upenn.edu/cf/faculty/phrobins/

Extractions: Email: phr@law.upenn.edu Expertise Criminal Code Reform Criminal Law Criminal Law Theory Criminal Sentencing Bio Paul Robinson, one of the world's leading scholars on criminal law, joined the Penn Law faculty in Spring 2003, coming from Northwestern. [More] He served as a federal prosecutor, as counsel for the U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Criminal Laws and Procedures, and as one of the original commissioners of the U.S. Sentencing Commission, where he was the lone dissenter to promulgation of what are the current federal sentencing guidelines. Among his dozen books are the standard lawyer's reference book on criminal law defenses, an internationally-known Oxford monograph on criminal law theory, a highly-regarded criminal law treatise, a popular innovative case studies course book, and a ground-breaking empirical study of the conflict between criminal law rules and lay intuitions of justice. He also has published scholarly articles in nearly every top law review. Robinson's books include

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