Shall Be Fully Discharged, When
Source:
Article 28.06 — Shall Be Fully Discharged, When, https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/CR/htm/CR.28.htm#28.06 (accessed Jun. 5, 2024).
28.02
Order of Argument 28.03
Process for Testimony on Pleadings 28.04
Quashing Charge in Misdemeanor 28.05
Quashing Indictment in Felony 28.06
Shall Be Fully Discharged, When 28.07
If Exception Is that No Offense Is Charged 28.08
When Defendant Is Held by Order of Court 28.09
Exception on Account of Form or Substance 28.10
Amendment of Indictment or Information 28.11
How Amended 28.12
Exception and Trial of Special Pleas 28.13
Former Acquittal or Conviction 28.14
Plea Allowed 28.061
Discharge for Delay
Order of Argument 28.03
Process for Testimony on Pleadings 28.04
Quashing Charge in Misdemeanor 28.05
Quashing Indictment in Felony 28.06
Shall Be Fully Discharged, When 28.07
If Exception Is that No Offense Is Charged 28.08
When Defendant Is Held by Order of Court 28.09
Exception on Account of Form or Substance 28.10
Amendment of Indictment or Information 28.11
How Amended 28.12
Exception and Trial of Special Pleas 28.13
Former Acquittal or Conviction 28.14
Plea Allowed 28.061
Discharge for Delay
