"It's been his philosophy not to have his picture taken ... Gibson said"
--- yes, the superstitious natives often fear that the little picture making box will steal their soul
from:
http://www.co.travis.tx.us/district_courts/criminal_courts/167court/rights.asp
Travis County, TX
Right to indictment:
In Texas, the law dictates that before a defendant can be forced to face trial in a felony case, a grand jury must return an indictment for the specific offense charged. A grand jury consists of 12 citizens who sit for a period of three months and listen to allegations of criminal wrongdoing. Nine members must determine that probable cause exists to believe the defendant has committed the offense and vote a true bill before the indictment will issue. The defendant has no right to appear before the grand jury or offer evidence before that body, but the grand jury can allow such evidence if it desires.
Grand Jury proceedings are not open to the public, and grand jurors, witnesses and prosecutors who appear are required by law to respect grand jury secrecy.