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The plea was taken with an interpreter present. Defense counsel confirmed Hernandez had consulted with retained immigration counsel and that Hernandez understood the immigration consequences of a conviction; the court recorded Hernandez’s acknowledgment that conviction could lead to deportation or affect naturalization.

Under the court’s sentence, Hernandez will serve a three-year probated term with reporting requirements (regular reporting by Zoom or in person and proof of employment within 30 days). The court ordered ignition-interlock device installation for half the term and a two-year driver’s-license suspension. The court also directed specific rehabilitative and supervisory conditions: a TAP evaluation (out of custody) with follow-through on recommendations, DWI intervention/BIP Live participation, referral to felony drug court if appropriate, field visits once per month for six months, 100 hours of community service or restitution, parenting classes (completion satisfies the related condition), and regular, random urine analyses.

The judge also ordered 20 days of partial GPS monitoring, limited to employment purposes, and required Hernandez to attend 60 sober meetings within 60 days. The court discussed allowing the defendant to serve short custodial time on GPS (instead of immediate jail stay) and the state raised no objection.

Before accepting the plea, Judge Boyd went through the court admonishments, confirmed Hernandez’s waiver of jury trial and right to appeal (with the limited circumstances preserved in law), and found the defendant competent and that the plea was knowingly and voluntarily made.

The court entered an order reflecting the plea agreement and the conditions stated on the record. Probation and defense counsel were instructed to help Hernandez comply with conditions and to communicate with probation about any issues.

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The motion came in the case of State v. Robert Castillo, where prosecutors told the court a lab report filed last week was inconclusive and did not detect lead or copper residues due to conditions affecting the evidence. Defense counsel Kevin McClain asked for funds so an expert could perform a detailed inspection that might require partial disassembly of vehicle panels at the impound lot.

McClain told the court his investigator’s work would likely cost between $4,500 and $8,000 and said Castillo lacked resources to pay. Castillo testified under oath that he was unemployed and could not afford expert fees; the defense said the client had been terminated from recent employment and had no property to sell.

The state confirmed it had provided discovery and that a lab report had been uploaded, but prosecutors did not object to the defense’s request to inspect the vehicle. Judge Stephanie Boyd granted the defense’s motion for funding and directed counsel to file a formal motion specifying the amount requested and other administrative details for the clerk to process.

The judge instructed the parties to coordinate inspection logistics at the impound lot and allowed the defense expert to perform testing that might be partly destructive (panels unbolted and reinstalled) under court supervision. The court also noted the defense may submit a separate motion if additional resources are required.

A jury-trial date for related matters was set in July, and the court scheduled follow-up to confirm arrangements for the inspection and the expert’s work.

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The order came after a bond hearing in the 187th District Court where defense counsel Robert Gear argued for a reduction and presented testimony from Salazar and his mother about the family’s financial situation. Assistant District Attorney Ashley Jones opposed release at the requested level, citing the seriousness of the offense and Salazar’s prior record.

Boyd said the court’s objective was to set an amount that would ensure Salazar’s return to court while addressing public-safety concerns. “The court is gonna set the bond at $85,000,” Boyd said on the record, and added specific conditions to the release.

The judge specified no contact between Salazar and the complainant and no contact with minors. The court ordered full GPS monitoring (fees waived), a referral to the Center for Health Care Services for evaluation and treatment, and regular, random urinalysis testing.

Defense counsel argued that the family could not immediately afford a high cash bond and offered testimony from Salazar and his mother about income and assets. The court allowed testimony and weighed it in the decision, but stated the aggravated nature of the offense and the defendant’s prior history supported a substantial secured bond.

Salazar remained in custody at the close of the hearing pending posting of bail or satisfaction of the court’s conditions. The court also noted potential mental-health considerations on the record and referred Salazar to appropriate services as part of the release plan.

A follow-up hearing was set by the clerk’s office as required by routine docket procedure.

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