Texas § 46C.265 SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITY FOR OUTPATIENT OR COMMUNITY-BASED TREATMENT AND SUPERVISION.

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§ 46C.265 — SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITY FOR OUTPATIENT OR COMMUNITY-BASED TREATMENT AND SUPERVISION.

Texas § 46C.265

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Tex. Code of Criminal Procedure Code Ann. § 46C.265 (2026).

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Art. 46C.265. SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITY FOR OUTPATIENT OR COMMUNITY-BASED TREATMENT AND SUPERVISION.

(a)The person responsible for administering a regimen of outpatient or community-based treatment and supervision shall:

(1)monitor the condition of the acquitted person; and

(2)determine whether the acquitted person is complying with the regimen of treatment and supervision.

(b)The person responsible for administering a regimen of outpatient or community-based treatment and supervision shall notify the court ordering that treatment and supervision and the attorney representing the state if the person:

(1)fails to comply with the regimen; and

(2)becomes likely to cause serious harm to another.

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Art. 46C.265. SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITY FOR OUTPATIENT OR COMMUNITY-BASED TREATMENT AND SUPERVISION. (a) The person responsible for administering a regimen of outpatient or community-based treatment and supervision shall:
(1) monitor the condition of the acquitted person; and
(2) determine whether the acquitted person is complying with the regimen of treatment and supervision.
(b) The person responsible for administering a regimen of outpatient or community-based treatment and supervision shall notify the court ordering that treatment and supervision and the attorney representing the state if the person:
(1) fails to comply with the regimen; and
(2) becomes likely to cause serious harm to another.