25.11 – CONTINUOUS VIOLENCE AGAINST THE FAMILY. (a) A
Texas Penal Code § 25.11
Summary
This law addresses continuous violence against family members, making it an offense if a person commits acts of violence against family members multiple times within a year. It specifically targets individuals who have a defined relationship with the victim, enhancing penalties for repeated offenses.
Applies to repeated violent acts against family members within 12 months.
Includes specific relationships defined in the Family Code.
Non-unanimous jury agreement is permitted for convictions.
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