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Title 1
Chapter 38
Evidence in Criminal Actions
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38.01
Texas Forensic Science Commission
38.02
Effect under Public Information Law of Release of Certain Information
38.03
Presumption of Innocence
38.04
Jury Are Judges of Facts
3-a
Rules
Repealed
38.05
Judge Shall Not Discuss Evidence
38.07
Testimony in Corroboration of Victim of Sexual Offense
3-b
Code of Professional Responsibility
Repealed
38.071
Testimony of Child Who Is Victim of Offense
38.072
Hearsay Statement of Certain Abuse Victims
4-a
Forensic Analyst Licensing
Repealed
38.073
Testimony of Inmate Witnesses
4-b
Advisory Committee
Repealed
38.074
Testimony of Child in Prosecution of Offense
4-c
Disciplinary Action
Repealed
38.075
Corroboration of Certain Testimony Required
4-d
Crime Laboratory Accreditation Process
Repealed
38.076
Testimony of Forensic Analyst by Video Teleconference
4-e
Dna Qa Database; Storage and Removal of Certain Dna Records
Repealed
38.08
Defendant May Testify
38.10
Exceptions to the Spousal Adverse Testimony Privilege
38.101
Communications by Drug Abusers
38.11
JOURNALIST'S QUALIFIED TESTIMONIAL PRIVILEGE IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
38.111
News Media Recordings
38.12
Religious Opinion
38.14
Testimony of Accomplice
38.141
Testimony of Undercover Peace Officer or Special Investigator
38.15
Two Witnesses in Treason
38.16
Evidence in Treason
38.17
Two Witnesses Required
38.18
Perjury and Aggravated Perjury
38.19
Intent to Defraud: Certain Offenses
38.20
Photograph and Live Lineup Identification Procedures
38.21
Statement
38.22
When Statements May Be Used
38.23
Evidence Not to Be Used
38.24
Statements Obtained by Investigative Hypnosis
38.25
Written Part of Instrument Controls
38.27
Evidence of Handwriting
38.30
Interpreter
38.31
Interpreters for Deaf Persons
38.32
Presumption of Death
38.33
Preservation and Use of Evidence of Certain Misdemeanor Convictions
38.34
Photographic Evidence in Theft Cases
38.35
Forensic Analysis of Evidence; Admissibility
38.36
Evidence in Prosecutions for Murder
38.37
Evidence of Extraneous Offenses or Acts
38.371
EVIDENCE IN PROSECUTION OF OFFENSE COMMITTED AGAINST MEMBER OF DEFENDANT'S FAMILY OR HOUSEHOLD OR PERSON IN DATING RELATIONSHIP WITH DEFENDANT
38.372
EVIDENCE OF VICTIM'S PAST SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
38.38
Evidence Relating to Retaining Attorney
38.39
Evidence in an Aggregation Prosecution with Numerous Victims
38.40
Evidence of Pregnancy
38.41
Certificate of Analysis
38.42
Chain of Custody Affidavit
38.43
Evidence Containing Biological Material
38.435
Prohibited Use of Evidence from Forensic Medical Examination Performed on Victim of Sexual Assault or Other Sex Offense; Placement under Seal
38.44
Admissibility of Electronically Preserved Document
38.45
Evidence Depicting or Describing Abuse of or Sexual Conduct by Child or Minor
38.451
Evidence Depicting Invasive Visual Recording
38.46
Evidence in Prosecutions for Stalking
38.47
Evidence in Aggregation Prosecution for Fraud or Theft Committed with Respect to Numerous Medicaid or Medicare Recipients
38.471
Evidence in Prosecution for Exploitation of Child, Elderly Individual, or Disabled Individual
38.48
Evidence in Prosecution for Tampering with Witness or Prospective Witness Involving Family Violence
38.49
Forfeiture by Wrongdoing
38.50
Retention and Preservation of Toxicological Evidence of Certain Intoxication Offenses
38.51
Evidence in Prosecution for Organized Retail Theft
2-a
Before evidence described by Section 2 may be introduced, the trial judge must:
Repealed