Final answer:
District and appellate judges in Texas can be removed from office through impeachment, an address to the governor by the legislature, or quo warranto proceedings.
Explanation:
District and appellate judges in Texas may be removed from office by impeachment, which involves a formal accusation by a House majority and requires a two-thirds vote for conviction by the Senate as outlined in the Texas Constitution. Additionally, the legislature may issue an address after a two-thirds vote of both Houses to the governor requesting removal, or through quo warranto proceedings where an official may be removed by a court.
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