Texas § 37.147 PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS.

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§ 37.147 — PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS.

Texas § 37.147

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Tex. Education Code Code Ann. § 37.147 (2026).

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Sec. 37.147. PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS. An attorney representing the state in a court with jurisdiction may adopt rules pertaining to the filing of a complaint under this subchapter that the state considers necessary in order to:

(1)determine whether there is probable cause to believe that the child committed the alleged offense;

(2)review the circumstances and allegations in the complaint for legal sufficiency; and

(3)see that justice is done.

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Sec. 37.147. PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS. An attorney representing the state in a court with jurisdiction may adopt rules pertaining to the filing of a complaint under this subchapter that the state considers necessary in order to:
(1) determine whether there is probable cause to believe that the child committed the alleged offense;
(2) review the circumstances and allegations in the complaint for legal sufficiency; and
(3) see that justice is done.