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Texas Code Of Criminal Procedure > Title 1 > Chapter 63 - Missing Children And Missing Persons

Texas Codes > Code Of Criminal Procedure > Title 1 > Chapter 63 - Missing Children And Missing Persons

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Subchapter A	General Provisions
Subchapter B	University of North Texas Health Science Center At Fort Worth Missing Persons Dna Database

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Questions & Answers: Missing Persons

Is permission required from a guardian to continue a formal search for a juvenile?...

Law enforcement does not require permission from a guardian to pursue any investigation....

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