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SB1220: Relating to the subject matter jurisdiction of the criminal trial courts of this state.

: Bryan Hughes (R-TX) : May 25, 2026 Updated: Jun 20, 2025
State Agencies, Boards & Commissions
Criminal Procedure
Courts
Criminal Procedure--Pretrial Procedure
Courts--General
Ethics
State Agencies, Boards & Commissions--Admin. Procedure
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Relating to the subject matter jurisdiction of the criminal trial courts of this state.

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