Texas § 67.303 TASK FORCE MEMBERS.

Texas Statutes

§ 67.303 — TASK FORCE MEMBERS.

Texas § 67.303

Code CRCode of Criminal Procedure

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Tex. Code of Criminal Procedure Code Ann. § 67.303 (2026).

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Art. 67.303. TASK FORCE MEMBERS. The task force shall consist of:

(1)a representative of the department designated by the director of the department;

(2)two representatives of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, including a representative of the parole division, designated by the executive director of that agency;

(3)a representative of the office of the inspector general of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice designated by the inspector general;

(4)two representatives of the Texas Juvenile Justice Department designated by the executive director of that agency;

(5)a representative of the office of the attorney general designated by the attorney general;

(6)six representatives who are local law enforcement officers or local community supervision personnel, including juvenil

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Art. 67.303. TASK FORCE MEMBERS. The task force shall consist of:
(1) a representative of the department designated by the director of the department;
(2) two representatives of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, including a representative of the parole division, designated by the executive director of that agency;
(3) a representative of the office of the inspector general of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice designated by the inspector general;
(4) two representatives of the Texas Juvenile Justice Department designated by the executive director of that agency;
(5) a representative of the office of the attorney general designated by the attorney general;
(6) six representatives who are local law enforcement officers or local community supervision personnel, including juvenile probation personnel, designated by the governor;
(7) two representatives who are local prosecutors designated by the governor; and
(8) a representative of the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission designated by the executive director of that agency.