TX SB1362

Prohibits Texas state agencies, courts, municipalities, counties, and local officials from adopting or enforcing any rules, policies, or orders related to extreme risk protective orders (red flag laws) unless specifically authorized by state law

Declares federal statutes, orders, rules, or regulations implementing extreme risk protective orders unenforceable in Texas as against public policy if they infringe on due process, Second Amendment rights, or free speech

Prohibits state and local entities from accepting federal grant funds for implementing, serving, or enforcing federal extreme risk protective orders

Creates a state jail felony offense for anyone who serves or enforces, or attempts to serve or enforce, an extreme risk protective order against a person in Texas unless issued under Texas state law

Exempts protective orders issued under the Texas Family Code or Code of Criminal Procedure, including recognized out-of-state protective orders enforceable under those codes; effective September 1, 2025