Texas Statutes (Last Updated: January 4, 2014) |
CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE |
Title 1. CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE |
Chapter 16. THE COMMITMENT OR DISCHARGE OF THE ACCUSED |
Art. 16.01. EXAMINING TRIAL |
Art. 16.02. EXAMINATION POSTPONED |
Art. 16.03. WARNING TO ACCUSED |
Art. 16.04. VOLUNTARY STATEMENT |
Art. 16.06. COUNSEL MAY EXAMINE WITNESS |
Art. 16.07. SAME RULES OF EVIDENCE AS ON FINAL TRIAL |
Art. 16.08. PRESENCE OF THE ACCUSED |
Art. 16.09. TESTIMONY REDUCED TO WRITING |
Art. 16.10. ATTACHMENT FOR WITNESS |
Art. 16.11. ATTACHMENT TO ANOTHER COUNTY |
Art. 16.12. WITNESS NEED NOT BE TENDERED HIS WITNESS FEES OR EXPENSES |
Art. 16.13. ATTACHMENT EXECUTED FORTHWITH |
Art. 16.14. POSTPONING EXAMINATION |
Art. 16.15. WHO MAY DISCHARGE CAPITAL OFFENSE |
Art. 16.16. IF INSUFFICIENT BAIL HAS BEEN TAKEN |
Art. 16.17. DECISION OF JUDGE |
Art. 16.18. WHEN NO SAFE JAIL |
Art. 16.19. WARRANT IN SUCH CASE |
Art. 16.20. "COMMITMENT" |
Art. 16.21. DUTY OF SHERIFF AS TO PRISONERS |
Art. 16.22. EARLY IDENTIFICATION OF DEFENDANT SUSPECTED OF HAVING MENTAL ILLNESS OR MENTAL RETARDATION |