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Texas Code Of Criminal Procedure > Title 1 > Chapter 26 - Arraignment

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Art. 26.01	Arraignment
Art. 26.011	Waiver of Arraignment
Art. 26.02	Purpose of Arraignment
Art. 26.03	Time of Arraignment
Art. 26.04	Procedures for Appointing Counsel
Art. 26.044	Public Defender
Art. 26.05	Compensation of Counsel Appointed To Defend
Art. 26.051	Indigent Inmate Defense
Art. 26.052	Appointment of Counsel In Death Penalty Case; Reimbursement of Investigative Expenses
Art. 26.053	Public Defender In Randall County
Art. 26.056	Contribution From State In Certain Counties
Art. 26.057	Cost of Employment of Counsel for Certain Minors
Art. 26.06	Elected Officials Not To Be Appointed
Art. 26.07	Name As Stated In Indictment
Art. 26.08	If Defendant Suggests Different Name
Art. 26.09	If Accused Refuses To Give His Real Name
Art. 26.10	Where Name Is Unknown
Art. 26.11	Indictment Read
Art. 26.12	Plea of Not Guilty Entered
Art. 26.13	Plea of Guilty
Art. 26.14	Jury On Plea of Guilty
Art. 26.15	Correcting Name

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