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Texas Occupations Code 1701.403 - Investigative Hypnosis

Texas Codes > Occupations Code > Title 10 > Chapter 1701 > Subchapter I > § 1701.403 - Investigative Hypnosis


Current as of: 2009

(a) The commission may establish minimum requirements for the training, testing, and certification of peace officers who use investigative hypnosis.

     (b)  A peace officer may not use a hypnotic interview technique unless the officer:

     (1)  completes a training course approved by the commission; and

     (2)  passes an examination administered by the commission that is designed to test the officer's knowledge of investigative hypnosis.

     (c)  The commission may issue a professional achievement or proficiency certificate to an officer who meets the requirements of Subsection (b).

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