Texas § 411.0252 OFFENSES AGAINST PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION.

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§ 411.0252 — OFFENSES AGAINST PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION.

Texas § 411.0252

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 411.0252 (2026).

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Sec. 411.0252. OFFENSES AGAINST PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION. For purposes of this subchapter, the following are offenses against public administration:

(1)an offense under Title 8, Penal Code, committed by a state officer or a state employee in connection with the powers and duties of the state office or state employment;

(2)an offense under Chapter 301 , 302 , 571 , 572 , or 2004 committed by a state officer or a state employee in connection with the powers and duties of the state office or state employment or by a candidate for state office;

(3)an offense under Chapter 573 committed by a state officer in connection with the powers and duties of the state office; and

(4)an offense under Title 15, Election Code, committed in connection with:

(A)a campaign for or the holding of state office;

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Sec. 411.0252. OFFENSES AGAINST PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION. For purposes of this subchapter, the following are offenses against public administration:
(1) an offense under Title 8, Penal Code, committed by a state officer or a state employee in connection with the powers and duties of the state office or state employment;
(2) an offense under Chapter 301 , 302 , 571 , 572 , or 2004 committed by a state officer or a state employee in connection with the powers and duties of the state office or state employment or by a candidate for state office;
(3) an offense under Chapter 573 committed by a state officer in connection with the powers and duties of the state office; and
(4) an offense under Title 15, Election Code, committed in connection with:
(A) a campaign for or the holding of state office; or
(B) an election on a proposed constitutional amendment.