What Characterizes the Work of Statutory County Courts

question 68

Multiple Choice

What characterizes the work of statutory county courts?

• A) Because they were set up to deal with only probate issues, they are the most specific courts in Texas with regards to several issues.
• B) Determinations reached by these courts are the only ones at the county level that must be applied throughout the state.
• C) They have inconsistent jurisdictions because each one was set up to deal with specific local problems.
• D) These courts share all jurisdictions with municipal and justice of the peace courts but are higher in importance.
• E) Determinations reached by these courts cannot be appealed to any higher court as they involve issues of county level legal codes.