Judge, County Criminal Court, No. 7: who gets your vote?
What this role does
County criminal court judges hear misdemeanor criminal cases in Dallas County.
Their rulings affect misdemeanor trials and criminal-court proceedings.
- Misdemeanor cases
- County-level criminal court
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Remeko Tranisha Edwards
Running for Judge, County Criminal Court, No. 7 · Texas
StateDem
No challenger is on file for this seat.
Job fit
Remeko Tranisha Edwards
- Her campaign biography says Edwards won the November 2018 election unopposed and was sworn in as Dallas County Criminal Court No. 7 judge on January 1, 2019. 1
- Her campaign lists Dallas County juvenile service as a detention officer in 1999, court coordinator in 2000 and probation officer in 2002. 1
- Her campaign lists her as managing attorney at the Law Office of Remeko Edwards in 2018. 1
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- About · checked 2026-10-31 used in: Experience