Texas § IN.443.052 - COMMENCEMENT OF FORMAL DELINQUENCY PROCEEDING

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§ IN.443.052. COMMENCEMENT OF FORMAL DELINQUENCY PROCEEDING

COMMENCEMENT OF FORMAL DELINQUENCY PROCEEDING. (a) Except as authorized by Section 203(e)(3), Pub. L. No. 111-203, any formal delinquency proceeding against a person shall be commenced by filing a petition in the name of the commissioner or department. (b) The petition must state the grounds upon which the proceeding is based and the relief requested and may include a prayer for restraining orders and injunctive relief as described in

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