What Force May Be Used
Source:
Article 15.24 — What Force May Be Used, https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/CR/htm/CR.15.htm#15.24 (accessed May 4, 2024).
15.01
Warrant of Arrest 15.02
Requisites of Warrant 15.03
Magistrate May Issue Warrant or Summons 15.04
Complaint 15.05
Requisites of Complaint 15.06
Warrant Extends to Every Part of the State 15.07
Warrant Issued by Other Magistrate 15.08
Warrant May Be Forwarded 15.09
Complaint May Be Forwarded 15.14
Arrest After Dismissal Because of Delay 15.16
How Warrant Is Executed 15.17
Duties of Arresting Officer and Magistrate 15.18
Arrest for Out-of-county Offense 15.19
Notice of Arrest 15.20
Duty of Sheriff Receiving Notice 15.21
Release on Personal Bond if Not Timely Demanded 15.22
When a Person Is Arrested 15.23
Time of Arrest 15.24
What Force May Be Used 15.25
May Break Door 15.26
Authority to Arrest Must Be Made Known 15.27
Notification to Schools Required 15.051
Polygraph Examination of Complainant Prohibited 15.171
Duty of Officer to Notify Probate Court
Warrant of Arrest 15.02
Requisites of Warrant 15.03
Magistrate May Issue Warrant or Summons 15.04
Complaint 15.05
Requisites of Complaint 15.06
Warrant Extends to Every Part of the State 15.07
Warrant Issued by Other Magistrate 15.08
Warrant May Be Forwarded 15.09
Complaint May Be Forwarded 15.14
Arrest After Dismissal Because of Delay 15.16
How Warrant Is Executed 15.17
Duties of Arresting Officer and Magistrate 15.18
Arrest for Out-of-county Offense 15.19
Notice of Arrest 15.20
Duty of Sheriff Receiving Notice 15.21
Release on Personal Bond if Not Timely Demanded 15.22
When a Person Is Arrested 15.23
Time of Arrest 15.24
What Force May Be Used 15.25
May Break Door 15.26
Authority to Arrest Must Be Made Known 15.27
Notification to Schools Required 15.051
Polygraph Examination of Complainant Prohibited 15.171
Duty of Officer to Notify Probate Court
