Texas Criminal Jury Charges

With more than 650 charges covering everything from arson to murder, each instruction is supported by the legal analysis and case citations needed to convince judges.
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REVISION 25 HIGHLIGHTS

This 25th revision of Texas Criminal Jury Charges continues the more than two-decade legacy of the title as the leading source of criminal jury charges in the state, relied upon by both judges and attorneys. New and updated sections include:

CHAPTER 6 – OFFENSES AGAINST THE PERSON

  • §6:1770 Indecent Assault (On or After 9/1/25) — NEW CHARGE (Penal Code §22.012; Class A
    Misdemeanor)
  • §6:1771 Indecent Assault — Prior Conviction (On or After 9/1/25) — NEW CHARGE (State Jail Felony)
  • §6:1772 Indecent Assault — Health Care or Mental Health Services Provider (On or After 9/1/25) — NEW
    CHARGE (State Jail Felony)
  • §6:1773 Indecent Assault — Health Care or Mental Health Services Provider with Prior Conviction (On or After
    9/1/25) — NEW CHARGE (Third Degree Felony)
  • §6:1774 Indecent Assault — Disabled Individual or Elderly Individual (On or After 9/1/25) — NEW CHARGE
    (Second Degree Felony)

CHAPTER 8 – OFFENSES AGAINST PROPERTY

  • §8:495 Aggravated Robbery — Updated with new CCA jury unanimity ruling: Aggravated Robbery under
    §29.02(a)(1) and §29.02(a)(2) are the same offense; State may allege both means in the disjunctive (Floyd v.
    State, 714 S.W.3d 9 (Tex.Crim.App. 2024))
  • §8:1340 Organized Retail Theft (On or After 9/1/25) — NEW CHARGE (Penal Code §31.16; Class B
    Misdemeanor through First-Degree Felony based on value)
  • §8:1370 Mail Theft (On or After 9/1/25) — NEW CHARGE (Penal Code §31.20; multiple penalty tiers
    based on number of addressees or negotiable instruments; enhanced for elderly/disabled victims)

CHAPTER 9 – OFFENSES AGAINST PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

  • §9:160 Retaliation — Updated practice notes with new authority on the retributory element requirement
    and 1997 legislative expansion of the offense

CHAPTER 10 – OFFENSES AGAINST PUBLIC ORDER AND DECENCY

  • §10:419 Continuous Promotion of Prostitution (On or After 9/1/25) — NEW CHARGE (Penal Code §43.032;
    First-Degree Felony). Covers conduct where a person engages two or more times within a 30-or-more-day
    period in promotion of prostitution; includes unanimity instruction
  • §10:560 Possession, Promotion, or Production of Certain Visual Material Appearing to Depict Child (P.C.
    §43.235) (On or After 9/1/25) — UPDATED CHARGE. Expanded to include new manner and means: using
    an image of an actual child to train an AI model to produce child pornography
  •  §10:565 Possession, Promotion, or Production of Certain Visual Material Appearing to Depict Child — AI
    Training (P.C. §43.235(b)(2)) (On or After 9/1/25) — NEW CHARGE (State Jail Felony; enhanced for prior
    convictions). Covers using an image of an actual child under 18 with intent to train an AI model to produce child
    pornography

AND MORE!

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