When Denial Is Filed
Source:
Article 29.10 — When Denial Is Filed, https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/CR/htm/CR.29.htm#29.10 (accessed May 26, 2025).
29.01
By Operation of Law 29.02
By Agreement 29.03
For Sufficient Cause Shown 29.04
First Motion by State 29.05
Subsequent Motion by State 29.06
First Motion by Defendant 29.07
Subsequent Motion by Defendant 29.08
Motion Sworn to 29.09
Controverting Motion 29.10
When Denial Is Filed 29.011
Religious Holy Day 29.11
Argument 29.012
Religious Holy Day 29.12
Bail Resulting from Continuance 29.13
Continuance After Trial Is Begun 29.14
Consideration of Impact on Certain Victims 29.035
For Insufficient Notice of Hearing or Trial
By Operation of Law 29.02
By Agreement 29.03
For Sufficient Cause Shown 29.04
First Motion by State 29.05
Subsequent Motion by State 29.06
First Motion by Defendant 29.07
Subsequent Motion by Defendant 29.08
Motion Sworn to 29.09
Controverting Motion 29.10
When Denial Is Filed 29.011
Religious Holy Day 29.11
Argument 29.012
Religious Holy Day 29.12
Bail Resulting from Continuance 29.13
Continuance After Trial Is Begun 29.14
Consideration of Impact on Certain Victims 29.035
For Insufficient Notice of Hearing or Trial
