Texas HB2333 amends the statutes of limitations for various criminal offenses, including extending the time for prosecution of certain felonies.
Texas HB2333 modifies the statutes of limitations for criminal offenses, setting specific time limits for prosecuting various felonies. For instance, it allows no limitation for murder and manslaughter, and three years for all other felonies from the date of commission. Certain offenses, like sexual assault and arson, have different limitations based on specific conditions. The bill also extends the time for prosecuting certain felonies related to elections, child abuse, and other serious crimes. This Act takes effect September 1, 2025.
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