In a recent court session, several defendants faced various charges, with outcomes ranging from probation agreements to trial preparations.

One notable case involved a defendant who was placed on a seven-year probation following an agreement with the district attorney. The judge emphasized the importance of adhering to probation conditions, including a $500 fine and ongoing treatment at Spindletop. Successful completion of probation could lead to the dismissal of the case, while any violations could result in a prison sentence of up to 20 years.

Another defendant, Davonte Williams, pleaded guilty to a third-degree felony for unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon. He received a four-year deferred adjudicated probation, also with a $500 fine, and was reminded of the potential consequences of violating probation terms.

The court also addressed Gustavo Chavez, whose trial is set to begin next week. The judge clarified that no plea agreements would be accepted after the current session, urging Chavez to stay in contact with his attorney regarding any changes in his case.

In a separate matter, Jose Collazo faced charges of aggravated sexual assault of a child, with his case being reset for further review. Similarly, Brian Holly's case, involving multiple charges, is also set for trial next week, with the judge reiterating the urgency of the situation due to the age of the case.

The session concluded with several defendants receiving resets for their cases, allowing them time to prepare and consult with their attorneys. The court emphasized the importance of communication between defendants and their legal representatives to ensure proper handling of their cases moving forward.