Tex. Code of Criminal Procedure § 5C.001
This is the official text of Tex. Code of Criminal Procedure § 5C.001, part of Texas’s Code of Criminal Procedure — sets the procedural rules for criminal cases in Texas.
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§ 5C.001. INFORMATION TO BE INCLUDED IN JUDGMENT OR ORDER.
Official statutory text
For an offense under Section 31.23 or 32.60, Penal Code, the judgment of conviction or order of deferred adjudication must include:
(1) the street address or legal description of the real property that the court finds to be included in the conduct constituting the offense; and
(2) the identifying reference number assigned by the county clerk to each document:
(A) that relates to real property that the court finds to be included in the conduct constituting the offense; and
(B) that is recorded in the real property records of the county.
(1) the street address or legal description of the real property that the court finds to be included in the conduct constituting the offense; and
(2) the identifying reference number assigned by the county clerk to each document:
(A) that relates to real property that the court finds to be included in the conduct constituting the offense; and
(B) that is recorded in the real property records of the county.
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