Texas — Code of Criminal Procedure
Sets the procedural rules for criminal cases in Texas.
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Chapter 7
Chapter 7B
- § 7B.001
- § 7B.002
- § 7B.003
- § 7B.004
- § 7B.005
- § 7B.006
- § 7B.007
- § 7B.008
- § 7B.0021
- § 7B.051
- § 7B.052
- § 7B.053
- § 7B.101
- § 7B.102
- § 7B.103
- § 7B.104
Chapter 7C
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 9A
Chapter 11
- § 1
- § 2
- § 2A
- § 3
- § 4
- § 4A
- § 5
- § 6
- § 7
- § 8
- § 9
- § 10
- § 11
- § 11.01
- § 11.02
- § 11.03
- § 11.04
- § 11.05
- § 11.06
- § 11.07
- § 11.08
- § 11.09
- § 11.10
- § 11.11
- § 11.12
- § 11.13
- § 11.14
- § 11.15
- § 11.16
- § 11.17
- § 11.18
- § 11.19
- § 11.20
- § 11.21
- § 11.22
- § 11.23
- § 11.24
- § 11.25
- § 11.26
- § 11.27
- § 11.28
- § 11.29
- § 11.30
- § 11.31
- § 11.32
- § 11.33
- § 11.34
- § 11.35
- § 11.36
- § 11.37
- § 11.38
- § 11.39
- § 11.40
- § 11.41
- § 11.42
- § 11.43
- § 11.44
- § 11.45
- § 11.46
- § 11.47
- § 11.48
- § 11.49
- § 11.50
- § 11.051
- § 11.51
- § 11.52
- § 11.53
- § 11.54
- § 11.55
- § 11.56
- § 11.57
- § 11.58
- § 11.59
- § 11.60
- § 11.61
- § 11.62
- § 11.63
- § 11.64
- § 11.65
- § 11.071
- § 11.073
- § 11.074
- § 11.0731
Chapter 12
Chapter 13A
- § 13A.001
- § 13A.002
- § 13A.003
- § 13A.051
- § 13A.052
- § 13A.053
- § 13A.054
- § 13A.055
- § 13A.056
- § 13A.057
- § 13A.101
- § 13A.151
- § 13A.152
- § 13A.201
- § 13A.202
- § 13A.203
- § 13A.204
- § 13A.251
- § 13A.252
- § 13A.253
- § 13A.254
- § 13A.255
- § 13A.256
- § 13A.257
- § 13A.258
- § 13A.259
- § 13A.260
- § 13A.261
- § 13A.262
- § 13A.263
- § 13A.264
- § 13A.265
- § 13A.301
- § 13A.302
- § 13A.303
- § 13A.304
- § 13A.451
- § 13A.501
- § 13A.551
- § 13A.552
- § 13A.553
- § 13A.554
- § 13A.2551
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
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