Texas § 165.157 DUTY TO ASSIST IN CERTAIN PROSECUTIONS.

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§ 165.157 — DUTY TO ASSIST IN CERTAIN PROSECUTIONS.

Texas § 165.157

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Tex. Occupations Code Code Ann. § 165.157 (2026).

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Sec. 165.157. DUTY TO ASSIST IN CERTAIN PROSECUTIONS.

(a)The board and the board's employees shall assist the local prosecuting officers of each county in the enforcement of:

(1)state laws prohibiting the unlawful practice of medicine;

(2)this subtitle; and

(3)other matters.

(b)Except as otherwise provided by law, a prosecution is subject to the direction and control of the prosecuting officers. This subtitle does not deprive those officers of any authority vested by law.

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Sec. 165.157. DUTY TO ASSIST IN CERTAIN PROSECUTIONS. (a) The board and the board's employees shall assist the local prosecuting officers of each county in the enforcement of:
(1) state laws prohibiting the unlawful practice of medicine;
(2) this subtitle; and
(3) other matters.
(b) Except as otherwise provided by law, a prosecution is subject to the direction and control of the prosecuting officers. This subtitle does not deprive those officers of any authority vested by law.