Texas Code of Criminal Procedure - Article 36.06. Instructed By The Court

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Art. 36.06. [647] [723] [703] INSTRUCTED BY THE 
COURT.  Witnesses, when placed under rule, shall be instructed by 
the court that they are not to converse with each other or with any 
other person about the case, except by permission of the court, and 
that they are not to read any report of or comment upon the 
testimony in the case while under rule.  The officer who attends the 
witnesses shall report to the court at once any violation of its 
instructions, and the party violating the same shall be punished 
for contempt of court.

Acts 1965, 59th Leg., vol. 2, p. 317, ch. 722.                                

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