Prohibits remote control of electronic devices affecting protected individuals and criminalizes such conduct.
This bill amends Texas law to prohibit certain individuals from remotely controlling electronic devices affecting protected individuals. It also makes such conduct a criminal offense. The bill applies to defendants released on bond in connection with offenses committed on or after its effective date. It includes provisions for protective orders in family violence cases and suits for dissolution of marriage.
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