Details · HB 1765
Magistrates can’t issue them unless two conditions are met.
Filed Jan 7, 2025
43 filed
Magistrates can’t issue them unless two conditions are met.
Filed Jan 7, 2025
No Texas license needed if the main office is outside Texas.
Filed Jan 7, 2025
Possession, growing and sales offenses go. So does the compassionate-use program.
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The bill bars any defendant who is an illegal alien from getting probation (community supervision) or deferred adjudication in Texas criminal cases.
Filed Jan 7, 2025
District judges get at least $182K. Knowingly false complaints draw fines up to $10K.
Filed Jan 7, 2025
Five-year minimum. Probation means five years in prison first, up from 120 days.
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Emotional development joins the job. Guidance program becomes a school counseling program.
Filed Jan 7, 2025
Prior service blocks filing a new declaration of candidacy.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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150 hours or a bachelor’s with accounting coursework. Either works.
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Nurse practitioners and others prescribe without a physician’s delegation agreement.
Filed Jan 7, 2025
Judges must ask applicants directly about location restrictions on the abuser.
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Stalking, sexual assault and family violence orders last at least a year.
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Sole use of the home if the other spouse has a recent family-violence felony.
Filed Jan 7, 2025
No public video feed while it’s shown, unless all sides agree.
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One party per voting year. Filing authorities must reject the rest.
Filed Jan 7, 2025
Hemp for smoking or vaping can be processed and manufactured in Texas.
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Cities can hand their courts dangerous buildings and junked vehicles.
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Justice and municipal courts in counties of 50,000 or more, any language.
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Every grant needs a unanimous vote. Money flows only if the legislature appropriates it.
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New rulemaking power over real estate and inspection education programs.
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October 1 for March-to-July protests. 90 days for the rest.
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Lack of access to medically necessary termination counts too.
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Construction and road maintenance too, when feasible.
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Reports due June 1. Grants for lesson plans and field trips, if funded.
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Patient or not. Also: any diagnosis can qualify, no THC cap, about 300 dispensing sites.
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The board approves or rejects every project. License holders get a liability shield.
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Sole-access elevators run, one indoor area stays 68 to 82 degrees. Due December 31, 2026.
Filed Jan 7, 2025
55 and older, four stories or more, with housing tax credits.
Filed Jan 7, 2025
Government immunity waived, anti-SLAPP switched off. “Abortion provider” now covers any person who performs one.
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A streamlined air permit for crushers up to 1,500 tons an hour, with first-year monitoring.
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Deposits start October 1, 2028. Milk and other dairy drinks skip the deposit.
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Under 25 horsepower, inside the emissions reduction plan.
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Anyone with the “capacity to receive” your device data must build its own app.
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Incidental recyclers too. The commission writes the rules.
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Videoconference law overridden. Civil penalty attached.
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Hazardous chemical inventories held locally leave the public information law.
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Ambulances with a CT scanner. Hospitals get help buying them.
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Grants, loans, enterprise zones, tax incentives. Older deals stay under the old law.
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Between Interstate 30 and U.S. Highway 75. No lane restrictions.
Filed Jan 7, 2025
Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Jan 7, 2025
Derived stock: 43 measures filed January 7, 2025 in 89R. 40 bills and joint resolutions, 3 other resolutions. Snapshot Nov 1, 2026 at 3:16 PM CST.
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