Tex. Code of Crim. Proc. Article 18A.153
Motion to Modify or Quash Interception Order


(a)

A provider of a wire or electronic communications service that receives an interception order that authorizes the interception of a wire or electronic communication and that, as permitted by this subchapter, does not specify the facility from which or the place where a communication is to be intercepted may move the court to modify or quash the order on the ground that the service provider’s assistance with respect to the interception cannot be performed in a timely or reasonable manner.

(b)

On notice to the state, the court shall decide the motion expeditiously.
Added by Acts 2017, 85th Leg., R.S., Ch. 1058 (H.B. 2931), Sec. 1.01, eff. January 1, 2019.

Source: Article 18A.153 — Motion to Modify or Quash Interception Order, https://statutes.­capitol.­texas.­gov/Docs/CR/htm/CR.­18A.­htm#18A.­153 (accessed Mar. 23, 2024).

18A.001
Definitions
18A.002
Nonapplicability
18A.051
Judge of Competent Jurisdiction
18A.052
Request for Filing of Interception Application
18A.053
Jurisdiction
18A.054
Alternate Jurisdiction
18A.055
Application for Interception Order
18A.101
Offenses for Which Interception Order May Be Issued
18A.102
Judicial Determinations Required for Issuance of Interception Order
18A.103
Contents of Interception Order
18A.104
Limitation on Covert Entry
18A.105
Authority to Issue Certain Ancillary Orders
18A.106
Order to Third Party to Assist with Execution of Interception Order
18A.107
Duration of Interception Order
18A.108
Extension of Interception Order
18A.109
Report on Need for Continued Interception
18A.110
Subsequent Criminal Prosecution Related to Interception Order
18A.151
Requirements Regarding Interception Order for Communication by Specified Person
18A.152
Implementation of Interception Order
18A.153
Motion to Modify or Quash Interception Order
18A.201
Definitions
18A.202
Possession and Use of Interception Device in Emergency Situation
18A.203
Consent for Emergency Interception
18A.204
Written Order Authorizing Interception
18A.205
Certain Evidence Not Admissible
18A.251
Definition
18A.252
Use of Interception Device by Inspector General
18A.253
Reporting Use of Interception Device
18A.254
No Expectation of Privacy
18A.301
Department of Public Safety Authorized to Possess and Use Interception Device
18A.302
Texas Department of Criminal Justice Authorized to Possess and Use Interception Device
18A.303
Texas Juvenile Justice Department Authorized to Possess and Use Interception Device
18A.351
Disclosure or Use of Intercepted Communications
18A.352
Disclosure Under Oath
18A.353
Privileged Communications
18A.354
Disclosure or Use of Incidentally Intercepted Communications
18A.355
Notice and Disclosure of Interception Application, Interception Order, and Intercepted Communications
18A.356
Notice of Interception Required
18A.357
Communications Received in Evidence
18A.358
Suppression of Contents of Intercepted Communications
18A.401
Sealing of Application or Order
18A.402
Custody of Applications and Orders
18A.403
Disclosure of Application or Order
18A.404
Destruction of Application or Order
18A.451
Creation of Recordings
18A.452
Duplication of Recordings
18A.453
Sealing and Custody of Recordings
18A.454
Destruction of Recordings
18A.455
Prerequisite for Use or Disclosure of Recording in Certain Proceedings
18A.501
Contempt
18A.502
Recovery of Civil Damages by Aggrieved Person
18A.503
Action Brought by Federal or State Government
18A.504
Good Faith Defense Available
18A.505
No Cause of Action
18A.551
Report of Intercepted Communications by Judge
18A.552
Report of Intercepted Communications by Prosecutor
18A.553
Report of Intercepted Communications by Department of Public Safety

Accessed:
Mar. 23, 2024

Art. 18A.153’s source at texas​.gov