Texas statutes are accessible on the internet.

Texas statutes are accessible on the internet.

• A. True.
• B. False.
• C. Not all statutes are online.
• D. They require a paid subscription.

Answer: (A)

Texas statutes are published online by the Legislature and are available to the public at no cost. The official website (capitol.texas.gov) provides access to the current text of the Texas Constitution and Statutes, with ability to search by code, topic, or section and to view enacted amendments. This free, government-maintained access means you don’t need a subscription or special access to read the law online. While third-party sites may offer summaries or require payment for added features, the authoritative, up-to-date text is freely accessible on the official site.

Texas statutes are published online by the Legislature and are available to the public at no cost. The official website (capitol.texas.gov) provides access to the current text of the Texas Constitution and Statutes, with ability to search by code, topic, or section and to view enacted amendments. This free, government-maintained access means you don’t need a subscription or special access to read the law online. While third-party sites may offer summaries or require payment for added features, the authoritative, up-to-date text is freely accessible on the official site.