The Criminal Jurisprudence Committee focuses on matters related to criminal law and justice, engaging in discussions and evaluations of proposed legislation. Chaired by John Smithee, a Republican representative, the committee consists of diverse members from both the Republican and Democratic parties, aiming to address various facets of criminal jurisprudence. Key activities include reviewing bills impacting criminal procedures, rights of the accused, and law enforcement practices. The committee is committed to fostering a balanced approach to justice while considering the legal implications of new legislation.

The General Investigating Committee, chaired by Republican Keith Bell, focuses on oversight and accountability within state operations. With an even representation of members from both the Republican and Democrat parties, the committee seeks to address issues that promote transparency and ethical standards in governance. The current vice chair is Democrat Erin Gámez, and the committee includes members Greg Bonnen, Charlie Geren, and Joe Moody. The committee's purpose is to conduct inquiries and report findings that enhance public confidence in legislative processes.

The House Administration Committee is tasked with overseeing a variety of administrative matters within the legislative process. Chaired by Republican Charlie Geren and supported by Vice Chair Sheryl Cole, the committee comprises members from both major parties which fosters bipartisan collaboration. The committee is primarily engaged in discussions surrounding effective governance, procedural improvements, and legislative efficiency. While there are currently no bills or meetings listed in this session, the committee is expected to address key issues that enhance the legislative framework and support legislative members in their roles.

The Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee is tasked with overseeing matters related to the judiciary and civil law. Composed of a bipartisan group of members, the committee is led by Republican Chair Jeff Leach and Democrat Vice Chair Ann Johnson. Members represent various districts and include six Democrats and five Republicans. The committee focuses on legislative issues affecting the legal system, civil rights, and the administration of justice within the state, fostering collaboration across party lines to enhance legal frameworks and civil jurisprudence.