Criminal Law - Interference of Custody Orders - Penalties
Prohibiting a person from knowingly and willfully interfering with a custody order over which a court of the State has jurisdiction by enticing or persuading a minor away or withholding a minor from a lawful custodian, a court-appointed guardian, or a person lawfully standing in loco parentis; and requiring a written warning for a violation of the Act to include certain information and a notice of the potential penalties that may be imposed for subsequent violations.
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Basic Information
- Status
- Chaptered
- Session
- 2026 Regular Session
- Type
- Unknown
- Cross-filed
- HB0942
Links
- State Link
- View on State Website
- LegiScan URL
- View on LegiScan
Upcoming Events
Hearing
March 03, 2026
at 13:00
📍 Judicial Proceedings
Hearing - Judicial Proceedings Committee
Sponsors
McKay