Texas Statutes
Chapter 26 - Constitutional County Courts
Subchapter D. Jurisdiction and Powers

Section 26.041. General Jurisdiction; Changes - Sec. 26.041. GENERAL JURISDICTION; CHANGES. A county court has the...

Section 26.042. Civil Jurisdiction; Juvenile Jurisdiction - Sec. 26.042. CIVIL JURISDICTION; JUVENILE JURISDICTION. (a) A county court...

Section 26.043. Civil Matters in Which County Court Is Without Jurisdiction - Sec. 26.043. CIVIL MATTERS IN WHICH COUNTY COURT IS WITHOUT...

Section 26.044. Certiorari Jurisdiction - Sec. 26.044. CERTIORARI JURISDICTION. A county court has jurisdiction in...

Section 26.045. Original Criminal Jurisdiction - Sec. 26.045. ORIGINAL CRIMINAL JURISDICTION. (a) Except as provided by...

Section 26.046. Appellate Criminal Jurisdiction - Sec. 26.046. APPELLATE CRIMINAL JURISDICTION. A county court has appellate...

Section 26.047. Habeas Corpus - Sec. 26.047. HABEAS CORPUS. (a) A county court may issue...

Section 26.048. Motions Against Court Officers - Sec. 26.048. MOTIONS AGAINST COURT OFFICERS. A county court may...

Section 26.049. Appointment of Counsel - Sec. 26.049. APPOINTMENT OF COUNSEL. The county judge may appoint...

Section 26.050. Powers of Law and Equity - Sec. 26.050. POWERS OF LAW AND EQUITY. Subject to the...

Section 26.051. Writ Power - Sec. 26.051. WRIT POWER. A county judge, in either term...

Section 26.052. Probate and Mental Health Code Cases - Sec. 26.052. PROBATE AND MENTAL HEALTH CODE CASES. (a) In...