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HB 670 — Personal Bond for Misdemeanors and State Jail Felonies

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HB 670 — Personal Bond for Misdemeanors and State Jail Felonies

HB 670 — Personal Bond for Misdemeanors and State Jail Felonies

Texas would let people charged with a misdemeanor or state jail felony out on personal bond.

By LeRoy Nellis — Independent reporting

HB 670, by Moody: Texas would let people charged with a misdemeanor or state jail felony out on personal bond.

A House bill does not decide a case by itself. It sets the rules under which sheriffs, jails, and detention centers operate, and those rules are part of the public record anyone can read.

The caption is the whole description

The Legislature caption for HB 670 says: “Relating to the release on personal bond of certain defendants charged with a misdemeanor or state jail felony.” The report names Moody as author and shows the last action as H Filed on 11/09/2026. This page adds no other claims on purpose.

What it would mean

The caption describes a single change. It does not describe a committee result, a fiscal note, or an outcome, and neither does this page. Those would have to come from the history page, not from a guess. The caption itself: “Relating to the release on personal bond of certain defendants charged with a misdemeanor or state jail felony.”

Author: Moody. Filed: 11/09/2026.

What to watch next

If the bill moves, the history page will show it. This summary does not predict a vote or an outcome, because the report does not contain one.

Sources: Texas Legislature, Today's Filed Bills in the House (11/09/2026), HB 670 caption and author; Bill history for HB 670.

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