1. The name of the witness and his residence, if known, or that his residence is unknown;
2. The diligence which has been used to procure his attendance; and it shall not be considered sufficient diligence to have caused to be issued, or to have applied for, a subpoena, in cases where the law authorized an attachment to issue; and
3. That the testimony of the witness is believed by the applicant to be material for the State.
Acts 1965, 59th Leg., p. 317, ch. 722, Sec. 1, eff. Jan. 1, 1966.
Structure Texas Statutes
Title 1 - Code of Criminal Procedure
Article 29.01. By Operation of Law
Article 29.011. Religious Holy Day
Article 29.012. Religious Holy Day
Article 29.03. For Sufficient Cause Shown
Article 29.035. For Insufficient Notice of Hearing or Trial
Article 29.04. First Motion by State
Article 29.05. Subsequent Motion by State
Article 29.06. First Motion by Defendant
Article 29.07. Subsequent Motion by Defendant
Article 29.08. Motion Sworn To
Article 29.09. Controverting Motion
Article 29.10. When Denial Is Filed
Article 29.12. Bail Resulting From Continuance