Texas HB3360 modifies juvenile justice procedures, including transfer to district court and community supervision eligibility.

Texas HB3360 amends procedures for juveniles in the Texas Juvenile Justice Department. It allows the juvenile court to transfer a case to the district court if the juvenile violated probation conditions after turning 18. It prohibits community supervision for certain felony offenses committed while the juvenile was in the department. It redefines "habitual felony conduct" for juveniles and modifies credit for time served in detention. The changes apply to offenses committed after the bill's effective date of September 1, 2025.

Texas HB3360 modifies juvenile justice procedures, including transfer to district court and community supervision eligibility.

Texas HB3360 amends procedures for juveniles in the Texas Juvenile Justice Department. It allows the juvenile court to transfer a case to the district court if the juvenile violated probation conditions after turning 18. It prohibits community supervision for certain felony offenses committed while the juvenile was in the department. It redefines "habitual felony conduct" for juveniles and modifies credit for time served in detention. The changes apply to offenses committed after the bill's effective date of September 1, 2025.