Code of Criminal Procedure · Art. 15.06
Warrants
Warrants is covered under Art. 15.06 and tested on the TCOLE peace officer licensing exam.
To prove this offense, the State must establish each of the following elements: Statewide jurisdiction; May be executed by any peace officer of Texas.
Elements you must prove
- Statewide jurisdiction
- May be executed by any peace officer of Texas
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Worked examples
Worked example 1
Where in Texas may an arrest warrant be executed?
- Only in the county where issued
- Anywhere in the state, by any peace officer of the State Correct
- Only in adjacent counties
- Only at the suspect's home
Why: Art. 15.06: an arrest warrant issued by a magistrate of any county in Texas extends to any part of the state and may be executed by any peace officer of the State.
Statute: Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 15.06