(1) both parties agree that the defendant is competent to stand trial; and
(2) the court concurs.
Added by Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 35, Sec. 1, eff. Jan. 1, 2004.
Structure Texas Statutes
Title 1 - Code of Criminal Procedure
Chapter 46B - Incompetency to Stand Trial
Subchapter E. Civil Commitment: Charges Pending
Article 46B.101. Applicability
Article 46B.102. Civil Commitment Hearing: Mental Illness
Article 46B.103. Civil Commitment Hearing: Intellectual Disability
Article 46B.104. Civil Commitment Placement: Finding of Violence
Article 46B.105. Transfer Following Civil Commitment Placement
Article 46B.1055. Modification of Order Following Inpatient Civil Commitment Placement
Article 46B.106. Civil Commitment Placement: No Finding of Violence
Article 46B.107. Release of Defendant After Civil Commitment
Article 46B.108. Redetermination of Competency
Article 46B.109. Request by Head of Facility or Outpatient Treatment Provider
Article 46B.111. Appointment of Examiners
Article 46B.112. Determination of Restoration With Agreement
Article 46B.113. Determination of Restoration Without Agreement
Article 46B.114. Transportation of Defendant to Court
Article 46B.115. Subsequent Redeterminations of Competency
Article 46B.116. Disposition on Determination of Competency
Article 46B.117. Disposition on Determination of Incompetency