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State and Federal Law

Welcome to this instructional overview of BPOC. I"m your guide for this training, designed to bring Texas Peace Officers, Jailers, Telecommunicators, Judges, and Prosecutors up to speed on significant legislative changes and recent court decisions that impact your vital work."

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4:27

Traffic Stop ID and Crime Lab Updates

State and Federal Law ·

2025/06/05

The source outlines changes related to traffic stops and crime lab operations. Specifically, a new law requires drivers lawfully stopped to provide specific identification information like their name, address, date of birth, and driver's license upon request, with refusal being an offense. Additionally, another bill mandates that state and local funded accredited crime labs utilize an online portal designated by DPS for improved tracking of forensic evidence and results, although exceptions are

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5:06

Officer's Guide: 88th Legislature Procedural Updates

State and Federal Law ·

2025/06/05

This training material outlines changes for officers stemming from the 88th Legislature, specifically addressing bail and pre-trial detention and other key procedural updates. While significant statewide bail reform directly impacting street duties was not enacted, officers are reminded to stay informed about local bail policies and court orders. The content highlights new procedures including the implementation of the Athena Alert for missing children, mandatory cite and release for certain

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4:37

Transportation Code Updates: Plates and Move Over

State and Federal Law ·

2025/06/05

The source outlines recent updates to transportation laws, specifically focusing on changes impacting traffic enforcement and related offenses. Key modifications include classifying fraudulent temporary license plates as governmental records, allowing for more serious prosecution of those involved in their creation or distribution. Additionally, the "Move Over or Slow Down" law has seen increased penalties for repeat violations and offenses resulting in property damage or injury, emphasizing

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5:38

School Safety Legislation HB 3

State and Federal Law ·

2025/06/05

This module focuses on the extensive school safety regulations established by the 88th Legislature, particularly highlighting House Bill 3. Key mandates include the presence of an armed security officer at every school campus, subject to specific training requirements and limited exceptions. The legislation also addresses facility safety standards, requiring audits and security upgrades. Furthermore, HB 3 mandates mental health training for most instructional staff and the transfer of student

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6:15

Transportation Code Updates and EV Fees

State and Federal Law ·

2025/06/05

The source outlines recent amendments to transportation regulations, highlighting changes that impact both law enforcement and the public. Key updates include classifying fraudulent temporary license plates as tampering with government documents, leading to stiffer consequences. There are also increased penalties for repeated violations of the "Move Over or Slow Down" law, emphasizing enhanced road safety. Additionally, a new registration fee for electric vehicles has been implemented to help fund

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6:33

Law Enforcement Legislative Updates: Beyond School...

State and Federal Law ·

2025/06/05

The sources explain legislative updates relevant to law enforcement, primarily focusing on changes beyond school safety measures. Key areas discussed include minor amendments to codes affecting health and safety, alcoholic beverages, and government operations, which may indirectly influence daily procedures or administrative matters. Furthermore, the text highlights specific new state laws impacting specialized units like border security. Finally, it details procedural changes within the Department

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5:03

Federal and SCOTUS Updates for Peace Officers

State and Federal Law ·

2025/06/05

The source provides an overview of a training module designed to educate Texas peace officers on recent developments in federal law and key decisions from the U.S. Supreme Court that affect policing practices. It highlights the importance of staying updated on case law concerning areas such as search and seizure, use of force, qualified immunity, and interrogations. The material emphasizes how Supreme Court rulings, and their application by circuits like the Fifth Circuit, directly shape legal

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5:58

Federal and Supreme Court Updates for Police

State and Federal Law ·

2025/06/05

The provided text highlights the importance of Texas law enforcement officers staying informed about legal changes at both the federal and Supreme Court levels during the 2023-2025 period. While most procedural changes stem from state law and federal case law, it is crucial for officers, especially those in specialized roles or task forces, to be aware of new federal statutes. These federal laws can address areas like human trafficking, drug trafficking, cybercrime, and firearms regulations,

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5:16

Texas Law Update Conclusion 2023-2025

State and Federal Law ·

2025/06/05

This instructional audio provides a summary of critical legal changes relevant to Texas peace officers for the 2023-2025 period. It highlights key updates from the 88th legislative session, focusing on topics like new fentanyl offenses, enhanced school safety measures, and adjustments to TCOLE training requirements. The update also covers significant revisions to the Penal Code, Code of Criminal Procedure, and Transportation Code. Ultimately, the audio emphasizes the officer's responsibility to stay

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