Which individual presides over the county courts?

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According to the Texas Constitution, the county judge is the presiding officer of the county commissioners court and has judicial responsibilities, including presiding over the county courts at law and county criminal courts. Justices of the peace preside over smaller, more localized courts within the county, while district mayors and city mayors have no jurisdiction over the county courts. The Texas governor also does not preside over county courts.

Which Individual Presides Over the County Courts