18.19[1/2] – DISPOSITION OF SEIZED WEAPONS. (a) Weapons seized
Texas Code of Criminal Procedure § 18.19[1/2]
Summary
This law outlines the procedures for handling weapons seized during criminal investigations involving weapon offenses. It specifies that law enforcement must retain these weapons unless they fall under certain exceptions, such as being prohibited or suspected stolen property.
Weapons seized in weapon-related offenses must be held by law enforcement.
Exceptions include prohibited weapons and alleged stolen property.
Specific procedures apply based on the type of weapon seized.
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