Government Code § 33.026
In related proceedings, the commission, a special master, or a special court of review may compel testimony or evidence from a person other than the judge, even over a self-incrimination privilege claim. A compelled witness who testifies truthfully or produces evidence gets immunity from indictment or prosecution for t
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- United States — Texas
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In related proceedings, the commission, a special master, or a special court of review may compel testimony or evidence from a person other than the judge, even over a self-incrimination privilege claim. A compelled witness who testifies truthfully or produces evidence gets immunity from indictment or prosecution for that matter or transaction.
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