16.15 – WHO MAY DISCHARGE CAPITAL OFFENSE. The examination
Texas Code of Criminal Procedure § 16.15
Summary
This law outlines who is authorized to conduct examinations for individuals accused of capital offenses in Texas. It specifies that only certain judicial officials can oversee these proceedings and discusses the conditions under which bail may be granted.
Examinations for capital offenses are limited to specific judges.
Bail may be granted unless evidence is overwhelming.
Applies to individuals accused of serious crimes only.
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