TX HB2337

Authorizes the governor to accept concurrent jurisdiction between Texas and the United States over federal military installation land upon written application from an authorized federal representative

Requires applications to specify subject matters for concurrent jurisdiction, with express requirements if seeking jurisdiction over juvenile delinquency and status offenses, along with metes and bounds land descriptions and proof of federal ownership

Establishes that concurrent jurisdiction takes effect when the governor files the federal application and written acceptance with the secretary of state, who must then provide certified copies to the applicant and file with relevant county clerks

Permits state agencies and political subdivisions to enter memoranda of understanding with federal officers or agencies to coordinate duties under the concurrent jurisdiction arrangement

Provides immunity from liability for state agencies, political subdivisions, and their officers, employees, or agents for acts or omissions occurring on land subject to the concurrent jurisdiction agreement