Texas § 17A.06 APPEARANCE.

Texas Statutes

§ 17A.06 — APPEARANCE.

Texas § 17A.06

Code CRCode of Criminal Procedure

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Tex. Code of Criminal Procedure Code Ann. § 17A.06 (2026).

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Art. 17A.06. APPEARANCE.

(a)In all criminal actions instituted against a corporation or association, in which original jurisdiction is in a district or county-level court:

(1)appearance is for the purpose of arraignment;

(2)the corporation or association has 10 full days after the day the arraignment takes place and before the day the trial begins to file written pleadings.

(b)In all criminal actions instituted against a corporation or association, in which original jurisdiction is in a justice court or corporation court:

(1)appearance is for the purpose of entering a plea; and

(2)10 full days must elapse after the day of appearance before the corporation or association may be tried.

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Art. 17A.06. APPEARANCE. (a) In all criminal actions instituted against a corporation or association, in which original jurisdiction is in a district or county-level court:
(1) appearance is for the purpose of arraignment;
(2) the corporation or association has 10 full days after the day the arraignment takes place and before the day the trial begins to file written pleadings.
(b) In all criminal actions instituted against a corporation or association, in which original jurisdiction is in a justice court or corporation court:
(1) appearance is for the purpose of entering a plea; and
(2) 10 full days must elapse after the day of appearance before the corporation or association may be tried.