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Code of Criminal Procedure §10
In force on Oct 30, 1987 · this text took effect (date not stated) · amended later, effective Sep 01, 2009
RULES OF EVIDENCE
The Texas Rules of Criminal Evidence apply to a hearing held under this article.
History:
Source: the Legislature's file server, seen Nov 08, 2026.
Every version on file
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Attorney General opinions that cite it
- JM-0819 (Oct 30, 1987): Reconsideration of Attorney General Opinion JM-422: Whether the same person may serve justice of the peace a:: part time appointed municipal judge of a city within the same county precinct Gentlemen: You have requested that we reconsider the second question addressed in Attorney General Opinion JM-422 (1986). This office was asked whether a person appointed justice of the peace may serve simultaneously as part time appointed municipal judge for a city located in the precinct. Attorney General Opinion JM-422 concluded that the common law doctrine of incompatibility prevented a justice of the pe
- JC-0019: Whether a sheriff of a county governed by article 2372p-3 of the Revised Civil Statutes is required by Code of Criminal Procedure article 17.11, section 2 to refuse the bond of a bondsman licensed in the county when on notice that the bondsman is in default on a bond in another county
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