37 Tex. Admin. Code § 143.42 - Reprieve Recommended by the Board
The Board will consider a reprieve of execution from death sentence upon receipt of a written application in behalf of an offender. The individual filing such application, if other than the offender, may be required to demonstrate that he/she is authorized by the offender to file such application. Any such application shall be addressed to the Texas Board of Pardons and Parole and contain the following information:
(1) the name of the applicant, execution
number, together with any other pertinent identifying information;
(2) identification of the applicant's agents,
if any, who are presenting the application;
(3) certified copies of the indictment,
judgment, verdict of the jury, and sentence in the case, including official
documentation verifying the scheduled execution date, if said information is
not contained in the sentence;
(4)
a brief statement of the offense for which the offender has been sentenced to
death;
(5) a brief statement of the
appellate history of the case, including its current status;
(6) a brief statement of the legal issues
which have been raised during the judicial progress of the case;
(7) the requested length of duration of the
reprieve, which shall be in increments of 30 days that is, 30, 60, 90, etc.,
unless a different duration is requested upon the basis of the grounds for the
application set forth pursuant to paragraph (8) of this section; and,
(8) all grounds upon the basis of which the
reprieve is requested; provided that such grounds shall not call upon the Board
to decide technical questions of law which are properly presented via the
judicial process.
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