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Texas Statutes
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Business and Commerce Code
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Title 10. Use of Telecommunications
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Subtitle B. Electronic Communications
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Chapter 321. Regulation of Electronic Mail
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Subchapter C. Enforcement
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Sec. 321.101. Transmission of Message Containing Obscene Material Or Material Depicting Sexual Conduct; Criminal Penalty.
Sec. 321.102. Violation of Chapter: General Civil Penalty and Injunctive Relief.
Sec. 321.103. Violation of Chapter: Deceptive Trade Practice.
Sec. 321.104. Violation of Chapter: Civil Action for Damages.
Sec. 321.105. Alternative Recovery for Persons Other Than Electronic Mail Service Providers.
Sec. 321.106. Alternative Recovery for Electronic Mail Service Providers.
Sec. 321.107. Required Notice of Civil Action to Attorney General; Civil Penalty.
Sec. 321.108. Intervention in Civil Action by Attorney General.
Sec. 321.109. Certification As Class Action Prohibited.
Sec. 321.110. Protection of Secrecy Or Security.
Sec. 321.111. Immunity from Liability: Commercial Electronic Mail Message Transmitted by Error Or Accident.
Sec. 321.112. Immunity from Liability: Telecommunications Utilities and Electronic Mail Service Providers.
Sec. 321.113. Qualified Immunity from Liability of Senders.
Sec. 321.114. Authority to Block Certain Commercial Electronic Mail Messages; Qualified Immunity.
