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HB 2693, 75th R.S.
Relating to the development of information to identify missing persons.

Last action: Effective immediately

Author: Gilbert Serna
Sponsor: Eliot Shapleigh

Session Law Chapter:
Acts 1997, 75th R.S.,ch. 656, General and Special Laws of Texas

Bill Analyses:
Enrolled (Senate Research Center)
Engrossed (Senate Research Center)

Subjects:
Crimes--Against Persons
Criminal Procedure--General
MISSING CHILDREN

House Committee: Public Safety (Keith Oakley, Bill Carter, Joe Driver, Terry Keel, Jim Keffer, Jerry Madden, Ruth McClendon, Dora Olivo, Elvira Reyna)
Minutes: April 14 1997 | April 16 1997 | April 28 1997
Senate Committee: Criminal Justice (John Whitmire, Robert Duncan, Jane Nelson, Jerry Patterson, Florence Shapiro, Eliot Shapleigh, Royce West)

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