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Police can now execute warrants for blood draws across county lines.

How Will SB 1886 Affect DWI Blood Test Evidence in Texas?

Key Takeaway:
Senate Bill 1886 allows peace officers to execute blood draw warrants across county lines in DWI and intoxication-related cases. The goal is to reduce delays and strengthen evidence collection.

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