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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued an agency order at the beginning of September that halts residential evictions for tenants in certain situations through the end of December 2020. We've provided an overview of this order on the Eviction page of our COVID-19 research guide, including information on who it protects and how it can be used to stop an eviction along with forms and other resources.
During the COVID-19 outbreak there are various types of legal problems that people may encounter. The State Law Library has created a COVID-19 & Texas Law legal research guide to help assist Texans in navigating some of those issues.
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Texas Law & Legislation
Constitution, statutes, rules, and Attorney General opinions.
Texas Court Rules
Rules that govern Texas court proceedings.
Historical Texas Statutes
Laws enacted 1879 – 1984.
Building Codes
Technical codes adopted by state law.
Continuing Legal Education (CLEs)
Courses from 2017 onward available as e-books.
Restrictions After a Felony Conviction
State laws affecting those with felony convictions.
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