81. Criminal Law Update, Student Legal Services, Department Of Student Life, Texas A Penal code, Section 38.171 Failure to Report Felony A new law was created for criminal Procedure code, Article 13.28 Fraudulent Use or Possession of http://studentlife.tamu.edu/scrs/sls/CriminalLaw.htm

Your browser is not set-up to support scripting, please visit our SCRS Site Map Criminal Law Update This web page is intended to provide general information general information reference only and is not intended to provide legal advice. For more information, please contact Student Legal Services, Student Conflict Resolution Services, Department of Student Life at 847-7272. Penal Code, Section 21.15 Improper Photography or Visual Recording This section was amended to make it an offense to promote (sell, distribute, exhibit, etc.) a photo or visual recording, knowing that the photograph or visual recording was made without the consent of the person being photographed or recorded, and is intended to arouse or gratify the sexual desire of any person. State Jail Felony Penal Code, Section 22.01 Assault This section was amended by enhancing the penalty of Class C assault by threat or by physical contact that will be regarded as provocative to a Class B if the offense is committed by a person who is not a sports participant against a person the actor knows is a sports participant (an athlete or official) either while the sports participant is performing as a sports participant or in retaliation for such participation. Penal Code, Section 30.05

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Juvenile Law FAQ 1. My child has been arrested will he be taken to jail and treated like an adult? A child over the age of 10 and under the age of 17, though arrested, will NOT be taken to adult jail. Counties have separate Juvenile Detention Centers to accommodate children under the age of 17 who are alleged to have committed a crime. Though your child may be held in custody by the authorities he or she will not be held with adults. Your child is not entitled to post bond to regain his or her freedom but, a child is entitled to a hearing as to whether he or she should be released within 72 hours of the detention. 2. Why would a Judge keep my child in the County Juvenile Detention Center? There are 5 legal reasons a Judge will continue the detention of a child: He/she is likely to abscond or be removed from the jurisdiction of the court; suitable supervision, care, or protection for him/her is not being provided by a parent, guardian, custodian, or other person; he/she has no parent, guardian, custodian, or other person able to return him to court when required; he/she maybe be a danger to himself/herself or may threaten the safety of the public if released; or

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Statutory Restrictions on Convicted Felons in Texas Additions and Changes through the 78th Legislature, Regular Session In 2002, a list of Texas statutes restricting, or limiting, some activities of convicted felons was published and widely distributed to parole and probation officers, attorneys, inmates, libraries, schools, counselors, ministers and inmate families. The intent of the list is to identify laws which impact a former inmate upon his/her re-entry into society. Procedures available to a convicted individual and outlined in the statutes, such as the Code of Criminal Procedure, are excluded. For example, the procedures for expunging criminal records or restoring civil rights are excluded. Users are reminded to consult the entire law cited instead of relying on the annotation in the list. Texas laws are available on the Internet at http://www.capitol.state.tx.us . Copies of the 2002 list may be purchased. An order form is available at this website, http://www.sll.state.tx.us/friends/felons.asp

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Search: TDCJ Home To access the non-javascript navigational menu click here or scroll to the bottom of this page. Offender Information Foreign Language Translation Offender Information requests may be made by telephone or e-mail General offender information only (location/offenses/projected release date) Can't find offender in TDCJ? Requests by telephone The following offices are open 8am-5pm, Monday-Friday. Call the following numbers to find out an offender's status/location: Offender Parole Status Line Austin, 512-406-5202, or Huntsville, 936-291-2106. MUST have TDCJ or SID #. Offender Locator/General Information Line Huntsville, 936-295-6371, or 800-535-0283. *NOTE: If you do not know the offender's TDCJ or SID number you MUST provide EXACT date of birth of offender for telephone requests. Requests by E-mail (for telephone, see directly above General Offender Information Only The following information is available (be specific in your email what you are requesting): TDCJ number Offender location Offense of Conviction Incarceration history: offense, county and court of conviction of offenses for which the offender was incarcerated previously

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Home About Campus Watch Middle East studies in the News ... Middle East Forum Campus Watch Research From survey: University of Pennsylvania U Penn Prof for Shari'a by Daniel Pipes FrontPage Magazine July 26, 2004 http://danielpipes.org/article/1975 Today, July 26, 2004, is the day any of you who are students at the University of Pennsylvania Law School must get in your resumé and a grade sheet if you want to participate in the newly-announced seminar on "Islamic Criminal Law: Drafting a Criminal Code for the Maldives." The law school's registrar, Gloria Watts, sent out a notice informing students of changes in the fall semester's course offerings, as first noted at LittleGreenFootballs.com . One of the them is that Paul H. Robinson, Colin S. Diver Distinguished Professor of Law, cancelled his "Criminal Law Theory Seminar" and replaced it with the three-credit Maldive project. Robinson's course description explains the reasons for the shift in the seminar's topic and its urgency: The seminar will revolve around a single project: drafting a new criminal code for the Maldives. The work has been requested by the Maldivian government and is sponsored by the United Nations Development Program. Because the Maldives is by constitutional mandate an Islamic nation and, as a matter of law, all citizens are Muslim, the code will be the world's first criminal code of modern format that is based upon the principles of Shari‘a. After studying the existing Maldivian criminal law statutes and the criminal law principles contained in Shari'a, student teams will propose criminal code provisions and critique the proposals of others.

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