1. That it run in the name of "The State of Texas";
2. That it name the person whose arrest is ordered, or if unknown, describe him;
3. That it specify the offense of which the defendant is accused, and it appear thereby that he is accused of some offense against the penal laws of the State;
4. That it name the court to which and the time when it is returnable; and
5. That it be dated and attested officially by the authority issuing the same.
Acts 1965, 59th Leg., p. 317, ch. 722, Sec. 1, eff. Jan. 1, 1966.
Structure Texas Statutes
Title 1 - Code of Criminal Procedure
Article 23.01. Definition of a "Capias"
Article 23.03. Capias or Summons in Felony
Article 23.031. Issuance of Capias in Electronic Form
Article 23.04. In Misdemeanor Case
Article 23.05. Capias After Surrender or Forfeiture
Article 23.06. New Bail in Felony Case
Article 23.07. Capias Does Not Lose Its Force
Article 23.08. Reasons for Retaining Capias
Article 23.09. Capias to Several Counties
Article 23.11. Sheriff May Take Bail in Felony
Article 23.12. Court Shall Fix Bail in Felony
Article 23.13. Who May Arrest Under Capias
Article 23.14. Bail in Misdemeanor
Article 23.15. Arrest in Capital Cases
Article 23.16. Arrest in Capital Case in Another County