Statutory Revision
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This page collects the 4 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Statutory Revision”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Criminal Procedure, Statutory Revision (I0771), and Special Districts.
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- 01Leachperson2 mentions
- 02Spillerperson2 mentions
- 03Texas Department of Criminal Justiceorganization1 mentions
- 04Texas Commission on Environmental Qualityorganization1 mentions
- 05Escondido Watershed Districtorganization1 mentions
- 06Texas Medical Boardorganization1 mentions
- 07Health and Human Services Commissionorganization1 mentions
- 08Kolkhorstperson1 mentions
- 09Franklin County Water Districtorganization1 mentions
- 10Guadalupe-Blanco River Authorityorganization1 mentions
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- Topic to billsTexas Codifies Laws for Five Water and Wastewater Special Districts Without Substantive Changes, Texas enacts nonsubstantive revision of the Code of Criminal Procedure effective April 1, 2027, Legislature Revises and Corrects State Statutory Codes
- Topic to peopleLeach, Spiller, Kolkhorst
- Topic to orgsTexas Department of Criminal Justice, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, Escondido Watershed District (+4 more)
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- May 28, 2025State BillTexas Codifies Laws for Five Water and Wastewater Special Districts Without Substantive Changes
- May 28, 2025State BillTexas enacts nonsubstantive revision of the Code of Criminal Procedure effective April 1, 2027
- May 28, 2025State BillLegislature Revises and Corrects State Statutory Codes
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