Code of Criminal Procedure — Study Topics
58 topics from the Code of Criminal Procedure tested on the Texas peace officer (TCOLE) exam. Each topic page covers the statute, elements, charge ladder, and worked practice questions.
- Rights of Accused
- Duties and Powers of Peace Officers
- Racial Profiling Prohibited
- Body-Worn Camera Recording
- Jurisdiction of Justice Court
- Felony Limitation Periods
- Arrest Without Warrant — Offense in Presence
- Authority of Peace Officers (Suspicious Places / FV)
- Felony — When Offender Is About to Escape
- Person Arrested to be Taken Before Magistrate
- Warrants
- Warrants
- Magistration
- Notification to Schools
- Procedure
- Bail
- Personal Bond
- Rules for Fixing Amount of Bail
- Magistrate's Order for Emergency Protection (MOEP)
- Search Warrant — Application
- Grounds for Issuance of Search Warrant
- Warrants — Execution and Return
- Days Allowed for Execution of Search Warrant
- Procedure
- Procedure
- Procedure
- Failure to Identify
- Statement of Accused
- Texas Exclusionary Rule
- Discovery (Michael Morton Act)
- Statements
- Officer Duties
- Officer Duties
- Berkemer v. Mccarty
- Brinegar v. United States
- Carpenter v. United States
- Carroll v. United States
- Chimel v. California
- City v. Stuart
- Coolidge v. New Hampshire
- Dakota v. Opperman
- Davis v. United States
- Edwards v. Arizona
- Florida v. J L
- Florida v. Jardines
- Lange v. California
- Mapp v. Ohio
- Miranda v. Arizona
- Payton v. New York
- Pennsylvania v. Mimms
- Riley v. California
- Rodriguez v. United States
- Schneckloth v. Bustamonte
- States v. Grubbs
- States v. Jones
- States v. Santana
- Terry v. Ohio
- York v. Quarles