§ 18A.101 Offenses for Which Interception Order May Be Issued
§ 18A.102 Judicial Determinations Required for Issuance of Interception Order
§ 18A.103 Contents of Interception Order
§ 18A.104 Limitation On Covert Entry
§ 18A.105 Authority to Issue Certain Ancillary Orders
§ 18A.106 Order to Third Party to Assist With Execution of Interception Order
§ 18A.107 Duration of Interception Order
§ 18A.108 Extension of Interception Order
§ 18A.109 Report On Need for Continued Interception
§ 18A.110 Subsequent Criminal Prosecution Related to Interception Order
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Terms Used In Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Chapter 18A > Subchapter C - Issuance of Interception Order and Related Orders

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