Texas § 4006.054 PROBATION CONDITIONS.

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§ 4006.054 — PROBATION CONDITIONS.

Texas § 4006.054

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 4006.054 (2026).

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Sec. 4006.054. PROBATION CONDITIONS.

(a)An order placing an agent on disability probation must state the probation conditions.

(b)In establishing the probation conditions, the department shall consider:

(1)the nature and circumstances of the agent's conduct;

(2)the agent's history, character, and condition; and

(3)the nature of the agent's disability.

(c)The department may impose on the agent any of the following probation conditions:

(1)periodic reports to the department;

(2)satisfactory completion of a course of study required by the department;

(3)payment of costs, including reasonable attorney's fees and other expenses, related to the proceedings before the department;

(4)psychological evaluation, counseling, and treatment;

(5)drug and alcohol abuse evaluation, counseling, a

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Sec. 4006.054. PROBATION CONDITIONS. (a) An order placing an agent on disability probation must state the probation conditions.
(b) In establishing the probation conditions, the department shall consider:
(1) the nature and circumstances of the agent's conduct;
(2) the agent's history, character, and condition; and
(3) the nature of the agent's disability.
(c) The department may impose on the agent any of the following probation conditions:
(1) periodic reports to the department;
(2) satisfactory completion of a course of study required by the department;
(3) payment of costs, including reasonable attorney's fees and other expenses, related to the proceedings before the department;
(4) psychological evaluation, counseling, and treatment;
(5) drug and alcohol abuse evaluation, counseling, and treatment;
(6) abstinence from alcohol or drugs;
(7) mandatory attendance at meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, or similar support groups;
(8) periodic random urine testing to screen for drug and alcohol abuse; and
(9) any other probation condition that the department considers appropriate.