In a recent court session, Moses Rivas Martinez clarified his identity amidst confusion regarding his name, which had been incorrectly listed as Lorenzo Rivas Martinez, his deceased brother. The court addressed this discrepancy as Martinez explained that he had previously used his brother's name when he was younger.

During the proceedings, the court set a bond for Martinez at $2,500 and mandated attendance at sober support meetings over the next 120 days. The judge also ordered the installation of an ignition interlock device due to Martinez's vehicle ownership, with the possibility of waiving this requirement if he can prove the vehicle is non-operational.

Martinez disclosed his history with alcohol, admitting to consuming about a six-pack of beer weekly, while denying any past drug use aside from trying marijuana. He also mentioned ongoing mental health issues, for which he has been receiving medication since 1985, following a serious car accident that left him in a coma.

The court has referred Martinez to the Center for Healthcare Services to further address his mental health needs. The session concluded with the judge emphasizing the importance of compliance with the court's orders, particularly regarding sobriety and mental health support.