SB 126, 33rd R.S.
Relating to requiring applications under oath to be made for witnesses in felony cases, to providing adequate penalties against district clerk or his deputy for unlawfully issuing subpoenas in felony cases; to defining the duties of the district judge with reference to sheriffs' accounts, and to providing for fees of witnesses residing in the county of the prosecution.
Author: Flavius M. Gibson
Session Law Chapter:
Acts 1913, 33rd R.S.,ch. 150, General Laws of Texas
Subjects:
Criminal Procedure--Pretrial Procedure
WITNESSES
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