Tex. Code of Criminal Procedure § 13A.101
This is the official text of Tex. Code of Criminal Procedure § 13A.101, part of Texas’s Code of Criminal Procedure — sets the procedural rules for criminal cases in Texas.
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§ 13A.101. CONSPIRACY.
Official statutory text
(a) Criminal conspiracy may be prosecuted in any county in which:
(1) the conspiracy was entered into;
(2) the conspiracy was agreed to be executed; or
(3) one or more of the conspirators acts to effect an object of the conspiracy.
(b) If an object of a criminal conspiracy is an offense classified as a felony under the Tax Code, the conspiracy may be prosecuted in any county in which venue is proper under the Tax Code for the offense, regardless of whether the offense was committed.
(c) If a criminal conspiracy was entered into outside this state under circumstances that give this state jurisdiction to prosecute the defendant, the conspiracy may be prosecuted in:
(1) any county in which the conspiracy was agreed to be executed;
(2) any county in which any of the conspirators were found; or
(3) Travis County.
(1) the conspiracy was entered into;
(2) the conspiracy was agreed to be executed; or
(3) one or more of the conspirators acts to effect an object of the conspiracy.
(b) If an object of a criminal conspiracy is an offense classified as a felony under the Tax Code, the conspiracy may be prosecuted in any county in which venue is proper under the Tax Code for the offense, regardless of whether the offense was committed.
(c) If a criminal conspiracy was entered into outside this state under circumstances that give this state jurisdiction to prosecute the defendant, the conspiracy may be prosecuted in:
(1) any county in which the conspiracy was agreed to be executed;
(2) any county in which any of the conspirators were found; or
(3) Travis County.
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