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Code of Criminal Procedure §1
In force on Jun 04, 2019 · this text took effect (date not stated) · same as today's text
This article establishes the procedures for an application for writ of habeas corpus in which the applicant seeks relief from a felony judgment imposing a penalty other than death.
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Attorney General opinions that cite it
- KP-0273 (Jun 04, 2019): Payment of district attorney pro tern
- KP-0270 (Apr 17, 2019): Authority of the State to obtain an arrest warrant for a defendant previously released on pretrial bond conditions if credible evidence exists he violated those conditions
- KP-0248 (Oct 26, 2018): Whether the repeal of 40 U.S.C. § 318 affects the authority the Legislature granted to Federal Protective Service officers under article 2.122(b) of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure
- KP-0132 (Aug 05, 2016): Authority of a reserve deputy sheriff to act as a surety on a bail bond
- KP-0127 (Jul 08, 2016): The admissibility of certain forensic analyses in Texas courts, statutory authority of the Texas Forensic Science Commission, and reporting requirements for certain cnme laboratories
- KP-0088 (Nov 17, 2015): Whether a criminal district attorney may use forfeiture funds to investigate operations of a juvenile detention center
- KP-0067 (Sep 09, 2015): County responsibilities regarding interstate extradition
- GA-1077 (Feb 24, 2014): Whether the early termination of deferred adjudication is a reportable conviction or adjudication for ptu])Oses of chapter 62 of the Code of Crimjnal Procedure
- GA-1059 (Nov 22, 2013): Whether Code of Criminal Procedure article 59.06 authorizes a district attorney to use asset forfeiture funds in specific circumstances
- GA-1021 (Apr 17, 2013): The appropriate court for a surety to file a release of surety for the surrender of a bond principal
- GA-0927 (Nov 02, 2011): Whether article 4.19 of the Code of Criminal Procedure permits a child under the age of seventeen who has been transferred to criminal court for prosecution to be detained in a facility that does not comply with subsection 51.12(f) of the Family Code
- GA-0888 (May 06, 2011): Whether a prosecutor must obtain the approval of the presiding judge before advancing funds for travel expenses to a nonresident witness
- GA-0884 (Apr 19, 2011): Appointment of counsel in criminal cases for non-indigent defendants
- GA-0866 (Jan 31, 2011): Investigative Authority of the Texas Forensic Science Commission
- GA-0454 (Feb 23, 2006): Whether a sex offender with a reportable conviction based on an out-of-state offense prior to September 1, 1995, must register as a sex offender if he resides in Texas even though he was not under the supervision and control of a Texas-based penal institution, probation department, or parole office for the offense
- GA-0424 (Oct 20, 2005): Use of county jail inmate labor on projects for nonprofit organizations
- GA-0125 (May 27, 2003): Whether a minor may be classified as a “missing child” under article 63.001, Code of Criminal Procedure, if the minor’s legal custodian knows the minor’s whereabouts
- GA-0095 (Mar 28, 2003): Whether, as a condition of community supervision, a court may require a defendant charged with a drug offense to pay a “flat-rate” fee into a “special investigation fund” or other fund designated by the court, with the proceeds divided and used by prosecutors and law enforcement agencies
A research copy. The official text is the Legislature's (statutes), the Secretary of State's (Texas Administrative Code) or eCFR's (federal rules). Not legal advice.