Sec. 24.015.  PROCEDURE AT SPECIAL TERM.  (a)  Juries for special terms authorized by Section 24.014 shall be summoned in the manner provided by law for regular terms.
(b)  Any proceeding in a case that may be held at a regular term may also be held at a special term.
(c)  The following procedures in any civil or criminal case are the same and have the same force and effect when done at a special term as though done at a regular term:
(1)  the issuance of process, whether to a regular term or a special term;
(2)  the conduct of proceedings;
(3)  the issuance of an order, judgment, or decree;  and
(4)  an appeal.
(d)  A proceeding held at a special term may be appealed as if it were held at a regular term.
Acts 1985, 69th Leg., ch. 480, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1985.