Don’t hold your breath for a full rewrite of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure.
As the Texas House Select Committee on Criminal Procedure Reform explained, “Not since L.B.J. was president, John Connally was governor, M.L.K. marched to Montgomery, the Astrodome opened, the Beatles played Shea Stadium, and A Charlie Brown Christmas debuted on CBS, has the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure … been revised in its entirety. The year was 1965.”
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