Texas § 96.645 CORRECTIONAL MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE OF TEXAS.

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§ 96.645 — CORRECTIONAL MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE OF TEXAS.

Texas § 96.645

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Tex. Education Code Code Ann. § 96.645 (2026).

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Sec. 96.645. CORRECTIONAL MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE OF TEXAS.

(a)In this section, "institute" means the Correctional Management Institute of Texas.

(b)The Correctional Management Institute of Texas is established for the training of criminal justice professionals. The headquarters of the institute are at Sam Houston State University. The institute is under the supervision and direction of the president of Sam Houston State University.

(c)The president of Sam Houston State University may establish rules relating to the institute.

(d)The president of Sam Houston State University shall establish reasonable charges for participation in institute training programs by participants who are not residents of this state. The participation costs of participants who are residents of this state, includi

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Sec. 96.645. CORRECTIONAL MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE OF TEXAS. (a) In this section, "institute" means the Correctional Management Institute of Texas.
(b) The Correctional Management Institute of Texas is established for the training of criminal justice professionals. The headquarters of the institute are at Sam Houston State University. The institute is under the supervision and direction of the president of Sam Houston State University.
(c) The president of Sam Houston State University may establish rules relating to the institute.
(d) The president of Sam Houston State University shall establish reasonable charges for participation in institute training programs by participants who are not residents of this state. The participation costs of participants who are residents of this state, including tuition, books, room, board, and travel costs, shall be paid from the Correctional Management Institute of Texas and Criminal Justice Center Account in the general revenue fund.
(e) The institute may provide fee-based training and professional development programming using funds other than appropriated funds.