Texas Code of Criminal Procedure - CRIM P Art. § 49A.071. Inquest Record

(1) a report of the events, proceedings, findings, and conclusions of the inquest;

(2) any autopsy report prepared in the case;  and

(3) all other papers of the case.

(1) the name of the deceased person or, if the person is unidentified, a description of the body;

(2) the time, date, and place where the body was found;

(3) the time, date, and place where the inquest was held;

(4) the name of each witness who testified at the inquest;

(5) the name of each person who provided to the justice information relevant to the inquest;

(6) the amount of bail set for each witness and for each person charged in the death;

(7) a transcript of the testimony given by each witness at the inquest hearing;

(8) the autopsy report, if an autopsy was performed;  and

(9) the name of each person arrested as a suspect in the death who appeared at the inquest and the details of that person's arrest.

(1) marked with the case number;

(2) clearly indexed;

(3) maintained in the office of the justice of the peace;  and

(4) made available to the appropriate officials on request.