Tex. Code of Crim. Proc. Article 46C.158
Continuing Jurisdiction of Dangerous Acquitted Person

If the court finds that the offense of which the person was acquitted involved conduct that caused serious bodily injury to another person, placed another person in imminent danger of serious bodily injury, or consisted of a threat of serious bodily injury to another person through the use of a deadly weapon, the court retains jurisdiction over the acquitted person until either:

(1)

the court discharges the person and terminates its jurisdiction under Article 46C.268 (Advance Discharge of Acquitted Person and Termination of Jurisdiction); or

(2)

the cumulative total period of institutionalization and outpatient or community-based treatment and supervision under the court’s jurisdiction equals the maximum term provided by law for the offense of which the person was acquitted by reason of insanity and the court’s jurisdiction is automatically terminated under Article 46C.269 (Termination of Court’s Jurisdiction).
Added by Acts 2005, 79th Leg., Ch. 831 (S.B. 837), Sec. 2, eff. September 1, 2005.

Source: Article 46C.158 — Continuing Jurisdiction of Dangerous Acquitted Person, https://statutes.­capitol.­texas.­gov/Docs/CR/htm/CR.­46C.­htm#46C.­158 (accessed Jun. 5, 2024).

46C.001
Definitions 46C.002
Maximum Period of Commitment Determined by Maximum Term for Offense 46C.003
Victim Notification of Release 46C.0011
Facility Designation 46C.051
Notice of Intent to Raise Insanity Defense 46C.052
Effect of Failure to Give Notice 46C.101
Appointment of Experts 46C.102
Experts: Qualifications 46C.103
Competency to Stand Trial: Concurrent Appointment 46C.104
Order Compelling Defendant to Submit to Examination 46C.105
Reports Submitted by Experts 46C.106
Compensation of Experts 46C.107
Examination by Expert of Defendant’s Choice 46C.151
Determination of Sanity Issue by Jury 46C.152
Determination of Sanity Issue by Judge 46C.153
General Provisions Relating to Determination of Sanity Issue by Judge or Jury 46C.154
Informing Jury Regarding Consequences of Acquittal 46C.155
Finding of Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity Considered Acquittal 46C.156
Judgment 46C.157
Determination Regarding Dangerous Conduct of Acquitted Person 46C.158
Continuing Jurisdiction of Dangerous Acquitted Person 46C.159
Proceedings Regarding Nondangerous Acquitted Person 46C.160
Detention Pending Further Proceedings 46C.201
Disposition: Nondangerous Conduct 46C.202
Detention or Release 46C.251
Commitment for Evaluation and Treatment 46C.252
Report After Evaluation 46C.253
Hearing on Disposition 46C.254
Effect of Stabilization on Treatment Regimen 46C.255
Trial by Jury 46C.256
Order of Commitment to Inpatient Treatment or Residential Care 46C.257
Order to Receive Outpatient or Community-based Treatment and Supervision 46C.258
Responsibility of Inpatient or Residential Care Facility 46C.259
Status of Committed Person 46C.260
Transfer of Committed Person to Non-maximum Security Facility 46C.261
Renewal of Orders for Inpatient Commitment or Outpatient or Community-based Treatment and Supervision 46C.262
Court-ordered Outpatient or Community-based Treatment and Supervision After Inpatient Commitment 46C.263
Court-ordered Outpatient or Community-based Treatment and Supervision 46C.264
Location of Court-ordered Outpatient or Community-based Treatment and Supervision 46C.265
Supervisory Responsibility for Outpatient or Community-based Treatment and Supervision 46C.266
Modification or Revocation of Order for Outpatient or Community-based Treatment and Supervision 46C.267
Detention Pending Proceedings to Modify or Revoke Order for Outpatient or Community-based Treatment and Supervision 46C.268
Advance Discharge of Acquitted Person and Termination of Jurisdiction 46C.269
Termination of Court’s Jurisdiction 46C.270
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Accessed:
Jun. 5, 2024

Art. 46C.158’s source at texas​.gov