11.59 – OBTAINING WRIT A SECOND TIME. An applicant may
Texas Code of Criminal Procedure § 11.59
Summary
This law allows an individual to file for a second writ of habeas corpus if they have new, significant evidence that was unavailable during their first application. The applicant must detail this new evidence and include an affidavit from any witnesses involved.
Allows a second habeas corpus application with new evidence.
Requires detailed explanation of newly discovered testimony.
Affidavit from witnesses must accompany the application.
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