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Texas Code of Criminal Procedure - Chapter 52 Court Of Inquiry

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  • Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 52.01 - Courts Of Inquiry Conducted By District Judges
    (a) When a judge of any district court of this state, acting in his capacity as magistrate, has probable cause to believe that an offense ...
  • Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 52.02 - Evidence; Deposition; Affidavits
    At the hearing at a Court of Inquiry, evidence may be taken orally or by deposition, or, in the discretion of the judge, by affidavit. ...
  • Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 52.03 - Subpoenas
    The judge or his clerk has power to issue subpoenas which may be served within the same territorial limits as subpoenas issued in felony prosecutions ...
  • Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 52.04 - Rights Of Witnesses
    (a) All witnesses testifying in any Court of Inquiry have the same rights as to testifying as do defendants in felony prosecutions in this state. ...
  • Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 52.05 - Witness Must Testify
    A person may be compelled to give testimony or produce evidence when legally called upon to do so at any Court of Inquiry; however, if ...
  • Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 52.06 - Contempt
    Contempt of court in a Court of Inquiry may be punished by a fine not exceeding One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) and any witness refusing to ...
  • Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 52.07 - Stenographic Record; Public Hearing
    All evidence taken at a Court of Inquiry shall be transcribed by the court reporter and all proceedings shall be open to the public. Acts ...
  • Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 52.08 - Criminal Prosecutions
    If it appear from a Court of Inquiry or any testimony adduced therein, that an offense has been committed, the Judge shall issue a warrant ...
  • Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 52.09 - Costs And Attorney's Fees
    (a) All costs incurred in conducting a Court of Inquiry, including compensation of an attorney pro tem, shall be borne by the county in which ...

    • Last modified: August 11, 2007


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