Houston Judge Discusses New Texas Code of Criminal Procedure
Judge Fred Hooey of the Sixth Criminal District in Houston spoke at a Baytown Optimist Club on changes in the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure. He noted that suspects must be taken before the nearest magistrate after arrest, impacting investigations, and that oral confessions must be written and signed by someone besides a police officer. He praised reforms like jurors no longer being locked up overnight and the end of absolute severance, while recognizing the probation law for misdemeanor cases.
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Notre Dame to honor Rome ecumenical leaders with degrees
Twenty religious leaders from various faiths who attended the Vatican Ecumenical Conference in Rome will be awarded honorary doctor of laws degrees by the University of Notre Dame on March 23. Republicans in Harris County plan a meeting Monday March 21 to set primary arrangements and precinct convention details.
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New Court House
Houston
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