Texas HB1024 mandates law enforcement agencies to execute warrants for releasees violating parole or mandatory supervision conditions related to.
Texas HB1024 amends the Government Code to require law enforcement agencies to execute warrants for releasees in the super-intensive supervision program who violate parole or mandatory supervision conditions related to electronic monitoring. This change applies only to warrants issued after the act's effective date of September 1, 2025. Warrants issued before this date remain governed by existing law.
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