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Code of Criminal Procedure §24

In force on Nov 09, 2026 · this text took effect (date not stated) · same as today's text

COSTS AND EXPENSES

In all cases of extradition, the commissioners court of the county where an offense is alleged to have been committed, or in which the prosecution is then pending may in its discretion, on request of the sheriff and the recommendation of the prosecuting attorney, pay the actual and necessary expenses of the officer or person commissioned to receive the person charged, out of any county fund or funds not otherwise pledged.

History:

Source: the Legislature's file server, seen Nov 08, 2026.

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Attorney General opinions that cite it

KP-0067 (Sep 09, 2015): County responsibilities regarding interstate extradition
JM-0797: Whether a full pardon is equiv- alent to a restoration of citizen- ship under section 24 of article 42.12, Code of Criminal Procedure You state that the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles is in need of answers to the following questions in determining "whether to change its rules, policy and practice of forwarding case recommenda- tions to the Governor that individuals be restored to full civil rights of citizenship only." 1. Are a full pardon and restoration of full civil rights of citizenship synonymous as stated in U-587 and MW-270? 2. What is the current status of H-587? Has the Opinion be
WW-1079: By Article 877 of Vernon's Code of Criminal Procedure, Is the County bound to pay a munici- pality a portion of the fine and court costs collected from a defendant, who has appealed his case from the corporation court to the county court at

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