4.      Magistration

A Magistrate’s Courtroom is in the Bell County Loop Jail located at 2401 Loop 121, Belton, Texas.  A magistrate shall attend the jail daily to ensure that defendants are presented before a Magistrate within 24 hours of their arrest.

The magistrate shall inform in clear language the person arrested, either in person or through the electronic broadcast system, of the accusation against him and of any affidavit filed therewith, of his right to retain counsel, of his right to remain silent, of his right to have an attorney present during any interview with peace officers or attorneys representing the state, of his right to terminate the interview at any time, and of his right to have an examining trial. The magistrate shall also inform the person arrested of the person's right to request the appointment of counsel if the person cannot afford counsel. The magistrate shall inform the person arrested of the procedures for requesting appointment of counsel. The magistrate shall ensure that reasonable assistance in completing the necessary forms for requesting appointment of counsel is provided to the person at the same time. 

A person who is arrested without a warrant and who is detained in jail must be released on bond, in an amount not to exceed $ 5,000, not later than the 24th hour after the person's arrest if the person was arrested for a misdemeanor and a magistrate has not determined whether probable cause exists to believe that the person committed the offense. If the person is unable to obtain a surety for the bond or unable to deposit money in the amount of the bond, the person must be released on personal bond.

A person who is arrested without a warrant and who is detained in jail must be released on bond, in an amount not to exceed $10,000, not later than the 48th hour after the person's arrest if the person was arrested for a felony and a magistrate has not determined whether probable cause exists to believe that the person committed the offense. If the person is unable to obtain a surety for the bond or unable to deposit money in the amount of the bond, the person must be released on personal bond. 

On the filing of an application by the attorney representing the state, a magistrate may postpone the release of a person arrested without a warrant and detained pending the magistrate’s determination of probable cause, for not more than 72 hours after the person's arrest.

 4.1        Bell County Jail 

Pretrial Services shall be present for every Magistration proceeding (including weekdays, weekends and holidays) and shall deliver completed Financial Questionnaires to the Indigent Defense office immediately following the magistration.

4.2       Killeen Jail

Pretrial Services shall be present for every Magistration proceedings (including weekdays, weekends and holidays) and shall deliver all completed paperwork to the Pretrial Office immediately following magistration for processing.

 5.      Request for Appointment of Counsel 

If thea defendant requests appointment of counsel at magistration, IDC/Pretrial Services shall provide a Financial Questionnaire to that defendant and shall provide assistance and guidance to a defendant in accurately completing the form(s). In the event a defendant elects not to request appointment of counsel, a notation indicating such shall be made on the form at magistration and signed by the defendant.

6. Indigence Determination

The financial standards set forth below shall be used by the IDC to determine whether a defendant is indigent and shall be applied equally to each defendant in the County. The office shall not consider the following factors when determining eligibility:

• Posting bail or the ability to post bail
• Financial resources available to relatives or friends

6.1 Presumption of Indigency

A defendant shall be presumed to be indigent if at the time of completion of the Financial Questionnaire the defendant is eligible to receive:

• Food Stamps
• Medicaid
• Temporary Assistance for Needy Families
• Supplemental Security Income
• Public Housing

A defendant shall be presumed to be indigent if the defendant is:

• currently serving a sentence in a correctional institution of 60 days or more,
• is residing in a public mental health facility, or
• is the subject of a proceeding in which admission or commitment to such a mental health facility is sought, or
• is currently receiving services from a court-appointed attorney on another pending offense. 

In certain circumstances a defendant may exceed the financial criteria of the income test and asset test, but may still be found indigent. In these instances the IDC must fully document the defendant’s circumstances and obtain judicial approval prior to appointment of counsel.

These may include, but are not limited to, the following circumstances:

• Persons in the household over the age of 60 or are disabled
• Unable to obtain private counsel without substantial hardship to the family
• Complexity and the nature of the criminal charge
• Large medical bills or expenses

In the interest of justice, an attorney may be appointed to represent the following defendants:

(1) Defendants charged with a misdemeanor offense when currently on probation for a felony offense, or

(2) Defendants identified by PTS as facing or potentially facing immigration issues as a result of a plea/conviction on a criminal case, or

(3) Defendants under the age of 21 years charged with a misdemeanor theft offense, or

(4) Defendants unable to speak or understand the English language. 

6.3 Finding of Indigency

The IDC shall find the defendant indigent if the defendant meets both the Income Test and the Asset Test or is presumed indigent pursuant to P § 6.1 herein or , because of special circumstances as per P § 6.2 herein. 

Income Test

The defendant’s gross household income less taxes paid by a single person claiming one exemption, does not exceed 125% of the Poverty guidelines established annually by the United States Department of Health and Human Services.

In determining the defendant’s gross household income, the income of a victim of domestic violence or the income of a parent/guardian of a victim of domestic violence shall not be considered. Crimes of domestic violence include any assault on a child that is a member of the defendant’s household or assault on any adult who is a member of the defendant’s household.

Asset Test

The defendant owns not more than $5,000 in Equity Assets. Equity Assets are defined as the fair market value of marketable assets less indebtedness thereon. This excludes home and one vehicle.

6.4 Verification of Information

A determination of indigence is based upon the information provided by the defendant. IDC should be diligent in the interview process to ensure that the information provided by the defendant seems probable and accurate.

IDC should advise the Defendant that information in the Financial Questionnaire should be accurate and complete. Defendants knowingly providing false information or providing information that they should have known was false or inaccurate are subject to possible legal recourse. Each Financial Questionnaire form should then be signed by the defendant.

6.4.1 Documentation Tool

The IDC shall have access to certain public records to verify information furnished by defendants in the Financial Questionnaire. IDC has the right to review all available records to substantiate information provided by a defendant.

7. Expectations of Counsel

An appointed attorney shall not require a defendant to travel outside Bell County to meet with counsel. 

All court appointed attorneys shall provide competent representation for their clients. An appointed attorney shall make initial contact with the defendant within 24 hours of the attorney’s receipt of notice of the appointment and shall personally interview the defendant within ten (10) business days of receipt of their first notice of appointment, provided the defendant is incarcerated in a local detention facility. If defendant is incarcerated in an out of county facility, the appointed attorney shall make initial contact with the defendant within 24 hours of the attorney's receipt of notice of the appintment and shall personally inteview the defendant within a reasonable period of time. 

The attorney that is appointed to the case is expected to provide legal services for their client.  At the discretion of the court and with the consent of the client, stand-in counsel may appear on behalf of the appointed counsel provided said counsel is capable of providing competent representation for the defendant.

 8. Court Appointed Attorney List

Lists of attorneys approved by the Courts to represent indigent defendants for the different offense levels listed below shall be maintained by the Indigent Defense Coordinator’s office.

8.1 Application

Attorneys shall apply using the Bell County Attorney Application for Appointments as referenced in the Plan Documents. Applications with required documentation shall be submitted to the Indigent Defense Coordinator’s office. Attorneys may apply for and be placed on multiple lists.

Courts shall consider applications from attorneys wishing to be added to or remain on the approved list(s) on a monthly basis.

8.2 General Qualifications

To be eligible for placement on any list, attorneys shall meet the following minimum general qualifications:

(a) An attorney must ensure all information on their application is correct;

(b) An attorney must be licensed to practice law in the State of Texas;

(c) An attorney must be in good standing with the State Bar of Texas;

(d) An attorney must exhibit proficiency and commitment to providing quality representation to criminal defendants;

(e) An attorney must exhibit professionalism and reliability when providing representation to criminal defendants;

(f) An attorney must have an e-mail address;

(g) An attorney, except an attorney on the appellate list only, shall maintain a staffed office or residence within Bell County.

(h) An attorney shall agree to notify the Indigent Defense Coordinator’s office promptly, in writing, of any matter that would disqualify the attorney by law, regulation, rule or under these guidelines from receiving appointments to represent indigent defendants. The IDC office shall then notify the appropriate court(s).

8.3 Specific Qualifications

In addition, attorneys shall meet the following specific qualifications to represent a defendant at a particular offense level.

8.3.1 Misdemeanor Criminal Cases

(a) An attorney must have one year experience in handling criminal cases or have an attorney with at least three years criminal experience assigned as a mentor and the mentor is available to assist in any trial of the case; and

(b) An attorney shall complete a minimum of 6 hours of Continuing Legal Education (CLE) in the area of criminal law and procedure during each calendar year.  Attorneys who are not required to report CLE hours to the State Bar of Texas may comply with this requirement by furnishing a letter indicating the number of hours completed in the area of criminal law, the date(s) of the course(s) taken and the location and name of the course(s) to the IDC office prior to their birthday.

(c) Criminal Defendants with Mental Health Concerns

Attorneys appointed to represent criminal defendants with mental health concerns shall display an interest in representing defendants with mental health issues, shall be otherwise qualified for appointment to represent indigent criminal defendants, shall complete 3 hours of continuing legal education related to the representation of defendants with mental health concerns, and shall be approved by the judges.

8.3.2 Third Degree Felonies and State Jail Felonies (including Motion to Revoke or Adjudicate Third Degree or State Jail Felonies)

(a) An attorney must have met specific qualifications for placement on Misdemeanor Cases;

(b) An attorney must have practiced criminal law for a minimum of two years; and

(c) An attorney must have tried to verdict at least two criminal jury trials as lead or second chair counsel.

8.3.3 First and Second Degree Felony Cases (including Motion to Revoke or Adjudicate First and Second Degree Felony Cases)

(a) An attorney must have met specific qualifications for placement on Misdemeanor Cases;

(b) An attorney must have practiced in the area of criminal law for a minimum of four years; and

(c) An attorney must have tried to conclusion at least three criminal jury trials as lead or second chair counsel, including at least one felony trial.

8.3.4  Felony Defendants with Mental Health Concerns

Attorneys appointed to represent criminal defendants with mental health concerns shall display an interest in representing defendants with mental health issues, shall be otherwise qualified for appointment to represent indigent criminal defendants, shall complete 3 hours of continuing legal education related to the representation of defendants with mental health concerns, and shall be approved by the judges.

8.3.5 Non-Death Penalty Capital Felony Cases

(a) An attorney must have met specific qualifications for placement on Misdemeanor Cases;

(b) An attorney must have practiced in the area of criminal law for at least five years; and

(c) An attorney must have tried to verdict at least five criminal jury trials as lead counsel, including at least two trials which were first or second degree felonies or capital felonies and at least one of which was a homicide case.

8.3.6 Death Penalty Cases

(a) An attorney must be on the list of attorneys approved by the local selection committee of the 3rd Administrative Judicial Region for appointment in death penalty cases as provided in Article 26.052 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.

(b) To be assigned as second chair counsel in a Death Penalty Case, an attorney must be on the list of attorneys approved by the local selection committee of the 3rd Administrative Judicial Region for appointment in death penalty cases as provided in Article 26.052 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.

8.3.7 Appeal Qualification Requirements

(a) An attorney must have met general qualifications and have met specific qualifications for placement on Misdemeanor Cases (except as noted in P §8.2 (g));

(b) An attorney must have met at least one of the following criteria:

a. Be currently board certified in criminal law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization; or

b. Have personally authored and filed at least 3 criminal briefs or post-conviction writs of habeas corpus;o or

c. Have submitted an appellate writing sample approved by a majority of the judges; or

d. Have worked as a briefing clerk of an appellate court for a period of one year or more.

8.3.8 Continuing Legal Education Hours

Any attorney placed on an appointment list to represent indigent defendants shall file a certificate with the Indigent Defense Coordinator’s office no later than December 31st of each year evidencing completion of required Continuing Legal Education (CLE) or submit documentation showing that the attorney is certified as a specialist in criminal law for that calendar year. Continuing legal education activity completed within a one year period may be used to meet the educational requirements for the initial year. Continuing legal education activity completed during any reporting period in excess of the minimum hours for such period may be applied to the following period’s requirement. The carryover provision applies to one year only.

The Indigent Defense Coordinator’s office shall send an e-mail reminder regarding CLE requirements to attorneys 30 days before December 31st of every year.  Any attorney failing to timely submit documentation evidencing completion of the required CLE or certification as a specialist in criminal law may be removed from the court appointed lists on the day after the documentation is due and placed on judicial hold.  The judges hearing criminal cases may return the attorney to the court appoint lists once documentation has been provided.

8.4 Judge Approval Process

The District Judges shall review attorney applications for appointment on the felony appointment list(s) on a monthly basis. County Court Judges shall review attorney applications for appointment on the misdemeanor appointment list(s) on a monthly basis. An attorney shall be added to the appropriate list(s) upon the approval of their application by a majority of the judges hearing criminal matters with that level of offense.

When deemed appropriate by a majority of the District or County judges hearing criminal cases, a mentor may be appointed to an attorney on the appointment list. Mentors shall be appointed for a specific period of time as determined by the judges. Mentors shall advise the appointed attorney but shall not appear in court or represtent the indigent defendant. Mentors assigned as provided in 8.4 herein are in addition to those assigned throught the Bell County Mentoring Program in Paragraph 8.3.9 herein. 

Attorneys who have submitted their applications will be notified by the Indigent Defense Coordinator’s office of the decision reached by the Judges related to their application.

8.5 Removal from Court Appointed List

An attorney shall be removed from the appointment list in the event that the majority of the District and/or County judges who hear criminal matters determine that good cause exists to remove an attorney from said list(s).

Good cause may include but is not limited to:

(a) Failing on two or more occasions to contact or interview clients in a timely manner as required by CCP § 26.04(j)(1) and P § Sec. 7 herein;

(b) Submitting a claim for legal services not performed as specified in Article 26.05(e), Code of Criminal Procedure;

(c) Failing to comply with each of the appointment list qualifications herein;

(d) Having been found, by a Texas Appellate Court, to have provided ineffective assistance of counsel.

(e) Having been found to have violated a rule of professional conduct by the State Bar of Texas.

(f) After having been placed on appointment list(s) has been convicted of or received a deferred adjudication for any offense, other than an offense punishable by a fine only;

(g) Being under indictment or charged with an offense, other than an offense punishable by a fine only; or

(h) Misrepresenting or providing false or inaccurate information on the attorney’s application for the appointment list;

(i)  Failing to remit funds received on behalf of an investigator or expert within 14 days of receipt of said funds.

(j)  Failing to timely comply with the annual reporting requirements of the Texas Indigent Defense Commission pursuant to Texas Government Code Section 79.036 and Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 26.04.

8.5.1 Referral

If a Judge believes that an attorney has violated, or failed to comply with any of the provisions listed in P § 8.5, the Judge may recommend an attorney be removed from the appointment list(s). The recommendation shall be made to the judges hearing that level of offense(s).

8.5.2 Notification/Hearing

Upon receiving a recommendation that an attorney be removed from the appointment list(s), the judges hearing that level of offense(s) shall notify the attorney in writing of the recommendation and shall inform the attorney of the basis for the recommendation.

The attorney may respond in writing to the judges or be present at a conference of the judges, at the discretion of the judges.

8.5.3 Action

After the judge’s meeting, a majority of the judges attending the meeting shall determine whether the attorney should:

(a) Remain on the appointment list at the same level;

(b) Be moved to an appointment list for indigent defendants charged with less serious offenses;

(c) Be removed from the appointment list(s); or

(d) Be given an opportunity to take correction active as determined by the judges.

At the sole discretion of the judges, removal of any attorney from any list(s) may be probated. For removal or probated removals, the Judges ordering the removal may require the completion of rehabilitative measures as a condition of probation or reapplication. An order of removal shall state the earliest date at which the attorney may apply for reinstatement. An attorney who was removed from an appointment list under section P § 8.5(g) or (h) shall be immediately reinstated upon providing proof that the charges were dismissed or that the attorney was acquitted, unless other grounds for removal exist against the attorney that would prohibit reinstatement.

The decisions of the judges are final and may not be appealed.

8.5.4 Voluntary Removal

An attorney may at any time temporarily and voluntarily remove his/her name from the appointment list(s).  The attorney may return his/her name to the appointment list(s) provided the attorney remains qualified for placement on said list(s). An attorney who has temporarily removed him/herself from the appointment list(s) shall continue to be appointed on additional cases filed against that defendant while the attorney is on voluntary removal.

An attorney may at any time request in writing to be permanently removed from the appointment list(s). 

8.5.5  Mandatory Attorney Case Reporting

An attorney shall submit by October 15th each year a statement that describes the percentage of the attorney's practice time that was dedicated to work based on appointments accepted in this county for adult criminal cases and juvenile delinquency cases for the prior 12 months that begins on October 1 and ends on September 30. The report must be submitted through the online form to the Texas Indigent Defense Commission/form prescribed by the Texas Indigent Defense Commission to the court administration office in the county.

8.6. Prompt Appointment of Counsel

Bell County Pretrial Services shall be available in the Bell County Jail each day from 7 am to 11 pm to assist in the release of defendants that qualify for a Pretrial Services Bond. Pretrial Services personnel shall be responsible for providing the Financial Questionnaire form to the defendant and providing assistance to a defendant to accurately complete the form(s).

IDC shall make a determination of indigency within one working day of its receipt of a completed Financial Questionnaire. In the event that said 24 hour period terminates on a weekend or holiday, IDC shall make a determination of indigency within one working day immediately following their receipt of the completed Financial Questionnaire.

IDC shall appoint counsel no later than the end of the working day immediately following the date on which the IDC receives a Financial Questionnaire and determines that the defendant is entitled to the appointment of counsel.

Defendants appearing in Court without Counsel shall be advised of their right to Counsel and the procedures for requesting Court Appointed Counsel through the Indigent Defense Office. 

If a defendant wishes to request counsel prior to initial appearance, the forms required to request counsel may be obtained at the Texas Indigent Defense Commission’s website at http://tidc.tamu.edu/public.net/ or from the IDC office.  The defendant may submit these forms to the IDC office.  The Court, or its designee, shall rule on all requests for counsel submitted in this manner. 

If a defendant is arrested on an out-of-county warrant, the Magistrate shall inquire as to whether or not the defendant wishes to request counsel and record that response.  If counsel is requested, the Magistrate shall inform the person of the procedures for requesting counsel, provide the defendant with the appropriate forms and ensure the person is provided reasonable assistance in completing the necessary forms for requesting counsel.  The magistrate shall then transmit the request for counsel to the appropriate authority of the county issuing the warrant as designated by that county within 24 hours of the request. Defendants arrested in other counties on local warrants must be appointed counsel in the county that issued the warrant within one working day of receipt of the request. Defendants arrested on out-of-county warrants must be appointed counsel in the county of arrest if the defendant has not been transferred or released to the custody of the county issuing the warrant before the 11^th day after the date of the arrest. 

If an indigent defendant is arrested in another county based on a Bell County warrant, a request for counsel shall be acted upon within one working day of this county’s receipt of the request for counsel. IDC shall make attorney appointments based upon the electronic Attorney Assignment system adopted by the county. IDC shall not vary the computer rotation absent good cause as shown in a written order from the Court. The IDC staff does not have the authority to appoint any attorney other than the next attorney as designated by the electronic Attorney Assignment system. However, IDC shall have authority to appoint qualified counsel other than by computer rotation in the event that the defendant is currently represented by said counsel on another criminal case currently pending in Bell County. Any appointments other than by the adopted electronic Attorney Assignment system shall be properly documented and approved by the Judge, except that the Director of Pre-Trial Services may approve the appointment of counsel when the defendant has been previously appointed counsel on a currently pending offense.

IDC shall generate a daily report from the Jail Management System listing all active defendants with felony charges that are without legal counsel. In the event that a defendant has been incarcerated for fourteen (14) days without counsel, IDC shall immediately advise the defendant that an attorney shall be appointed to represent the defendant. Said appointment shall be made by the close of business on the next business day following the defendant’s contact by IDC.

In the event that a Financial Questionnaire is incomplete, IDC shall contact the defendant promptly upon IDC’s receipt of same and shall have the Financial Questionnaire completed by the defendant.

The IDC shall provide an official notice for every complete Financial Questionnaire form processed by the department, regardless of whether the defendant is approved or denied.

This form shall be provided to the following parties in the documented manner:

	Eligible	Ineligible
Defendant
- In Custody	Hand-delivered or e-mail to the jail (daily)	Hand-delivered to the jail (daily)
- Not in Custody	Mailed to current address	Mailed to current address
Attorney	Emailed	n/a
Clerk of the Court	Interoffice mail or e-mail	Interoffice mail or e-mail
Court Coordinator	Interoffice mail or e-mail	n/a
Prosecuting Attorney	Interoffice mail or e-mail	Interoffice mail or e-mail

8.7. Appointment of Counsel

IDC shall appoint counsel no later than the end of the working day immediately following the date on which the IDC receives a complete Financial Questionnaire and determines that the defendant is entitled to the appointment of counsel.

IDC shall make attorney appointments based upon the electronic Attorney Assignment system adopted by the county. IDC shall not vary the computer rotation absent good cause as shown in a written order from the Court. The IDC staff does not have the authority to appoint any attorney other than the next attorney as designated by the electronic Attorney Assignment system. However, IDC shall have authority to appoint qualified counsel other than by computer rotation in the event that the defendant is currently represented by said counsel on another criminal case currently pending in Bell County. Any appointments other than by the adopted electronic Attorney Assignment system shall be properly documented and approved by the Judge, except that the Director of Pre-Trial Services may approve the appointment of counsel when the defendant has been previously appointed counsel on a currently pending offense.

8.8 To Withdraw or Substitute

Once an attorney has been appointed to represent an indigent defendant that attorney shall represent the defendant until charges are dismissed, the defendant is acquitted, appeals are exhausted, or the attorney is permitted or ordered by the court to withdraw as counsel for the defendant after a finding of good cause is entered on the record.

8.9 Motion to Revoke

Appointment of counsel to indigent defendants pending motion(s) to revoke and/or motion(s) to adjudicate shall be made using the electronic Attorney Assignment system. This appointment shall follow the normal procedures and policies as other appointments defined herein.

8.10 Special Appointment by Judge

For good cause shown of record, the Court may appoint an attorney to represent an indigent defendant even though the attorney may not be the next attorney to receive such appointment through the use of the electronic Attorney Assignment System. The Court shall enter a written order of record in the case that contains finding of good cause and shall appoint the attorney of their choice to represent the defendant. The Court shall provide a copy of said order to IDC.

9. Fee and Expense Payment Process

9.1  Attorney Compensation

No attorney shall be compensated until the Judge approves payment after submission of the attorney fee voucher. The appointed counsel shall submit their request for compensation using the methods required by the Court. The request shall be completed and delivered to the judge hearing the case on the day that the case is finally disposed of by jury trial, trial before the court, plea, dismissal or other final resolution of the matter.

Payment request shall be submitted no more than 30 days after the date the case is concluded.

Request for payments for investigator and expert expenses prior to the disposition of the case are allowed with court approval. (Investigator and Expert Expenses are covered in P §9.5)

If the Judge fails to approve the compensation requested, the Judge shall state the amount approved for payment and shall state the reason for approval of a different amount.

9.2 Fee Schedule 

Payment for Appointed Counsel in Criminal cases shall be in accordance with a schedule of fees adopted by the judges pursuant to Art. 26.05(b), Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, copies of which are attached hereto as Addendum 3. The schedules may be modified from time to time by the District and County Court-at-Law judges who hear criminal cases.

9.3        Payment Processing

   Attorney Payments will be processed in coordination with Bell County current Accounts Payable policies and procedures.

 Miscellaneous

10. Monitoring and Oversight

IDC shall monitor compliance with the provisions of P § 11 herein. An attorney’s failure to comply with the provisions of P § 11 shall be documented by the IDC and may result in removal of an attorney from representation of an indigent defendant in a particular case and/or removal of an attorney from the list of eligible court appointed counsel for a period of time or permanently. In the event that an attorney fails to comply with the provisions of P § 11, the IDC shall notify the attorney by e-mail or fax and shall request prompt compliance with the provisions of P § 11. The IDC shall prepare monthly reports at the direction of the district and county court judges hearing criminal cases to monitor compliance with the provisions of P § 7.2

11. State Reporting and Mandatory Reporting

 Bell County shall submit the Indigent Defense Expenditure Report each year by Novermber 1. Information provided from the attorney fee vouchers shall be used for proper reporting.

 Each attorney fee voucher shall indicate the number of cases disposed of under each payment for a specific defendant. Capital murder cases and expenses may be claimed prior to case disposition.

 All report must be submitted electronically at http://tfid.tamu.edu. The report must include all expenses for attorney fees, licensed investigators, expert witnesses, and other direct litigation costs that the county incurred during each period beginning October 1 through September 30 of the fiscal year. Administrative expenses may be claimed if they are directly related to indigent defense processes or procedures.

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