Texas § 9A.004 CONSEQUENCE OF REFUSAL TO EXECUTE BOND.

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§ 9A.004 — CONSEQUENCE OF REFUSAL TO EXECUTE BOND.

Texas § 9A.004

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Tex. Code of Criminal Procedure Code Ann. § 9A.004 (2026).

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Text of article effective on April 01, 2027 Art. 9A.004. CONSEQUENCE OF REFUSAL TO EXECUTE BOND. If a defendant refuses to execute a bond when required under Article 9A.002 , the court may:

(1)commit the defendant to jail; or

(2)issue an order requiring the sheriff to seize and destroy the implements of or the goods and property used in conducting the trade, business, or occupation for which the defendant was convicted.

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Text of article effective on April 01, 2027
Art. 9A.004. CONSEQUENCE OF REFUSAL TO EXECUTE BOND. If a defendant refuses to execute a bond when required under Article 9A.002 , the court may:
(1) commit the defendant to jail; or
(2) issue an order requiring the sheriff to seize and destroy the implements of or the goods and property used in conducting the trade, business, or occupation for which the defendant was convicted.