Texas Code Of Criminal Procedure Title 1, Chapter 31 - Change Of Venue

• Texas Article 31.01 - On Court's Own Motion
  Whenever in any case of felony or misdemeanor punishable by confinement, the judge presiding shall be satisfied that a trial, alike fair and impartial to...
• Texas Article 31.02 - State May Have
  Whenever the district or county attorney shall represent in writing to the court before which any felony or misdemeanor case punishable by confinement, is pending,...
• Texas Article 31.03 - Granted On Motion Of Defendant
  (a) A change of venue may be granted in any felony or misdemeanor case punishable by confinement on the written motion of the defendant, supported...
• Texas Article 31.04 - Motion May Be Controverted
  The credibility of the persons making affidavit for change of venue, or their means of knowledge, may be attacked by the affidavit of a credible...
• Texas Article 31.05 - Clerk's Duties On Change Of Venue
  Where an order for a change of venue of any court in any criminal cause in this State has been made the clerk of the...
• Texas Article 31.06 - If Defendant Be In Custody
  When the venue is changed in any criminal action if the defendant be in custody, an order shall be made for his removal to the...
• Texas Article 31.07 - Witness Need Not Again Be Summoned
  When the venue in a criminal action has been changed, it shall not be necessary to have the witnesses therein again subpoenaed, attached or bailed,...
• Texas Article 31.08 - Return To County Of Original Venue
  Art. 31.08. RETURN TO COUNTY OF ORIGINAL VENUE. Sec. 1. (a) On the completion of a trial in which a change of venue has been...
• Texas Article 31.09 - Change Of Venue; Use Of Existing Services
  (a) If a change of venue in a criminal case is ordered under this chapter, the judge ordering the change of venue may, with the...

Last modified: September 28, 2016