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Court records show Martinez entered a plea in the current matter where punishment was agreed to at 10 years. The court then reviewed a separate cause (2022 CR 5114B) and found a admitted probation violation to be true. Facing revocation, Martinez stated he wanted treatment; after considering a TAP evaluation and screenings, the court denied immediate revocation to prison and instead ordered inpatient treatment at DDRF.

Judge Boyd explained options to Martinez and said DDRF is inpatient and that the program would retain him for as long as clinically appropriate. The court then imposed a suspended sentence of 10 years, to run concurrently with the related case, and ordered DDRF transfer from custody. The judge also ordered conditions including 30 days in the Bexar County Jail as a condition of probation (transfer allowed before the full 30 days if DDRF could accept him sooner), ignition interlock for the term, a two'year driver's license suspension, 250 community service hours, regular random UAs, referral to felony drug court and BIP/DWI education.

The court told Martinez it would consider the defendant's proactive steps—such as GED and classes in custody—and explicitly set the DDRF placement as the chosen alternative to immediate incarceration.

Probation and the defense waived a presentence investigation in the DWI case; probation will supervise compliance, and the court directed jail staff to hold Martinez in custody until DDRF transfer arrangements were made.

Judge Boyd concluded by reminding Martinez that compliance with mental health and substance use treatment was essential to remain on probation and avoid revocation to prison.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","TUE., MARCH 4, 2025/JUDGE STEPHANIE BOYD/187TH DISTRICT COURT/MORNING DOCKET","oneSentenceSummary","After the defendant pleaded guilty to a DWI-related charge and admitted a probation violation in a related matter, Judge Boyd denied immediate revocation, ordered DDRF inpatient treatment, and suspended a 10-year sentence with extensive probation conditions to run concurrent with related cases.","taxTitle","Judge Stephanie Boyd 187th District, District Court Judges, Judicial, Texas","taxId",66298,"location","Texas","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6299705,"Court convicts Sandra Gaetan on DWI count; suspends 3'year sentence and places defendant on probation with conditions",660,3660000,4320000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2495460-2c839319de112ea315be48538101517c&start=3660&end=4320","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2495460-2c839319de112ea315be48538101517c/thumbnail_3660000.jpg","/articles/6299705/Texas/Court-convicts-Sandra-Gaetan-on-DWI-count-suspends-3year-sentence-and-places-defendant-on-probation-with-conditions","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6299705-11e5b5e34c00ee83216ffe890dd10298/orig.mp4?Expires=1771130231&Signature=G20sz3VW3gWkhQNshcZwJf-PYi6AIKqbjmfjyv61HpNqorwjXAPrmCtT6Ktt2RdxvckSg1s3ey-MstzXOvthRh95RaQodXhCz3RxioGJmny8KJWZ~MPfOnWe5ZFYcJtK9cpLZQ9sxwkazJA2oUjOOBdxt2v6EkDwX9KnKq8-oUWwh7BXnKIs8KRw6R8um36W2ovznLepRq9aeke5kqzIbEkgGcQZzibgJiI6m3R-hk51Pdd6RKGU0cuRdg8s7bePlgwDhev53tPKeKzQU97Rot8dX3bCRDwDDjIsRvNnHCdJvZUjCDhNIN3oPIoCeQzroPMYITuKzCc0BKsPI2C8TA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Sandra Gaetan pleaded no contest in the 187th District Court to a third-or-more driving while intoxicated charge and the court adjudicated her guilty before imposing a probationary sentence and multiple conditions.

During plea colloquy, the court advised Gaetan of the statutory range for a third-or-more DWI and the consequences of her plea, including potential imprisonment of two to 10 years and a fine up to $10,000. The plea called for punishment to be assessed at three years, with the state recommending community supervision and an ignition interlock requirement for half the term and a two-year driver's license suspension.

The court accepted the plea and, after hearing from defense about the defendant's participation in AA meetings, completion of a victim impact panel and use of a portable alcohol monitoring device, the judge sentenced Gaetan to a three-year prison term suspended and probated for four years with conditions.

Key conditions imposed on probation include daily sober support meetings, a TAP evaluation and possible referral to felony drug court, field visits once per month for four months, electronic monitoring (GPS) for 10 days with installation no later than March 21, requirement to wear a portable alcohol monitoring device and an affidavit of non'driving while device is used, 100 hours community service or parenting classes (completion of parenting course to satisfy service hours), random UAs, proof of employment within 45 days, and a two-year driver's license suspension.

The judge warned Gaetan against substance use and ordered that the device and reporting conditions be strictly enforced. The transcript records the court telling Gaetan, “If you have issues going on in your life, all you have to do is pick up the phone and tell probation.”

Probation will supervise Gaetan for the length of the term set by the court and will enforce conditions including the ignition interlock or portable monitoring and the driver's license suspension. The court cautioned Gaetan that the affirmative family-violence or other specific findings (where applicable) would carry additional prohibitions, and that violation of terms could lead to revocation.

Court clerks were instructed to ensure GPS installation and the portable monitoring device were completed within the ordered timeframe and to record the probation terms in the case file.","In the 187th District Court, Sandra Gaetan entered a plea and the court found her guilty of DWI (third or more), imposing a suspended three-year sentence with multiple probation conditions including portable monitoring, regular UAs, and a two-year driver's license suspension.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":78,"_43":90,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6299709,"Judge Boyd sets May 20 compliance hearing; defendant must obtain driver's license within 60 days",2400000,3060000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2495460-2c839319de112ea315be48538101517c&start=2400&end=3060","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2495460-2c839319de112ea315be48538101517c/thumbnail_2400000.jpg","/articles/6299709/Texas/Judge-Boyd-sets-May-20-compliance-hearing-defendant-must-obtain-drivers-license-within-60-days","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6299709-1fb3f1b5ead34dda83f584e5f46a1e6f/orig.mp4?Expires=1771130231&Signature=eMklcf33RyJV7WPW7gl5Y5vD4Sp3fszd3D7IF6zD3j~OUZ-tKswlBQ7L8uZOn1OirWtQKh0ImWUVVf4DzsyZcmnEc~OS~hoVCnjyHp0L~H0lz09iv0sd3Vy2tJOxsrWcAWI3BLj~zEhZIXxM9-yrqTmj6mM3z0GJMw1zrmdjVfdnrXmm3lW3REol9I39T4sLes0xCjDgppaMDzlzquQ3wiCEgvTSr0ZjO9fA8hxNjJLXgxrEtHxnyxTramVUZwJXe1AmyqfDAgnilEf--N9YKaGcBupBD3LkLYzx48tsREZLVB3PuqSr9QUk-2p1iswXg2FVh1AENIvVkxusClj94g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At a compliance hearing in the 187th District Court, Judge Stephanie Boyd set a Zoom compliance hearing for May 20 and directed defendant Israel Moncada to obtain a Texas driver's license within 60 days as part of a negotiated resolution to withdraw a motion to revoke community supervision.

The court record shows the state agreed to withdraw the motion to revoke after probation and defense outlined an amended plan that would continue Moncada on probation with intensive supervision and supportive outpatient treatment, and require him to obtain a valid license within 60 days.

Judge Boyd reviewed Moncada's prior compliance requirements, noted earlier orders to attend sober meetings and other conditions and asked Moncada directly if he could get a license within 60 days. Moncada responded, “Certainly. Yes, Your Honor.”

Defense counsel told the court Moncada had attended some required sober meetings and had scheduled DMV appointments; the defendant said he had financial barriers and outstanding traffic fines that delayed obtaining his license. Probation recommended a compliance reset rather than revocation, and the state said it would file a negative delay on the withdrawn allegation.

Judge Boyd instructed defense counsel to call DMV offices and attempt to move any appointments earlier to help Moncada meet the 60'day requirement. The judge noted she often allows remote compliance hearings by Zoom and set May 20 as the date the court will review whether Moncada has a license and has met other conditions.

The court also directed that Moncada's reporting could continue by Zoom, that he remain on intensive supervision, and that probation complete a reset form for the May 20 compliance hearing.

If Moncada is not accepted into an out'of'county veterans program that he prefers, the judge made clear he must remain under this court's supervision: \"If he is not accepted in Veterans Treatment Court in Austin, he's not going to be in Austin. He's going to be here,\" the judge said, recounting earlier case logistics.

The court did not revoke community supervision at the hearing and withdrew the motion to revoke contingent on Moncada meeting the specific conditions ordered.","The court continued Israel Moncada's case to a compliance hearing on May 20 and ordered intensive supervision and conditions including obtaining a Texas driver's license within 60 days as part of the agreement to withdraw a motion to revoke.",{"_33":99,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":100,"_41":101,"_43":102,"_45":103,"_47":104,"_49":105,"_51":106,"_53":107,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":108,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":109,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6299713,"Judge Boyd ends probation early for Joseph Jefferson Smith after court testimony and reports",1860,7200000,9060000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2495460-2c839319de112ea315be48538101517c&start=7200&end=9060","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2495460-2c839319de112ea315be48538101517c/thumbnail_7200000.jpg","/articles/6299713/Texas/Judge-Boyd-ends-probation-early-for-Joseph-Jefferson-Smith-after-court-testimony-and-reports","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6299713-261a90bbeed28aa9182c40186b146f07/orig.mp4?Expires=1771130231&Signature=ox6YQmOnBFRWE4GxSe59UMSn23MpoADc6-N1xiN8ni7JNS4khAYMe1Oet~0kbknHP2H6SQNR8zdFtByrZqkkEbwp6Je-JC37dHi2MVnnGFPBvaC2QdaG3xUQ-SibVLj0UKeivLY3Gjzf9YOadlW7RDZ68ygUti8UFofSrQ59TQCQMaDhrpyL3P9Zew7azTiQZAIOJ6s~szy9xBWH7u~AFW~xi8JMghkm~-k40PvDft7aVr8o~ImtoNLbsh13JQeDUPIuWtHCsSsTcdSSykl7hGuIVBVNidg3idWpSltETfStG2~JqlrMTiLT8YK5~HiTHtrUR4dOB8GakrYpMgc2HA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Judge Stephanie Boyd of the 187th District Court granted early termination of probation Tuesday for Joseph Jefferson Smith after hearing testimony and probation reports that court officials said showed sustained compliance.

Smith, who appeared in person, read a letter to the court describing steps he said he had taken while on probation, including enrollment with Cornerstone Church and completing an associate degree in applied science in automotive technology at San Antonio College. Smith told the court he had worked at multiple automotive shops and obtained steady employment at Freedom Chevrolet in January 2024.

“Thank you, honorable Judge Boyd,” Smith said in court, addressing the judge and describing his efforts to change his life.

Probation officers told the court Smith had no prior criminal history before the instant matters, had completed field visits and 200 community service hours, had met financial obligations and had negative urine analyses except for “a couple of diluents back in 2022,” the court record shows. The judge also noted there was no restitution outstanding on the case.

After hearing from defense counsel and probation, Judge Boyd granted the defendant’s request and terminated his probation, telling Smith, “Your probation is terminated. Good luck.”

The order terminates the court supervision imposed in the underlying case; no additional conditions or supervision were imposed at the termination hearing. Court staff confirmed there was no restitution balance listed in the case file.

Smith thanked the court and repeated that changes he described were connected to his faith and education.

The court action came during a regularly scheduled docket call in the 187th District Court. The transcript records the judge’s decision and the probation officer’s report as the basis for termination.

Court clerk instructions following the ruling directed staff to enter an order terminating probation in the case file and provide Smith with copies of the court paperwork.

Notes: The court proceeding was civil-criminal dockets in Bexar County; the judge read and accepted court papers and the termination was entered on the record.","The 187th District Court granted early termination of probation for Joseph Jefferson Smith after the defendant described faith-based and educational progress and probation reported compliance and negative UAs.","actionData","errors"]

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Court orders inpatient DDRF treatment, denies revocation and suspends 10'year term in DWI-related case

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Judge Boyd sets May 20 compliance hearing; defendant must obtain driver's license within 60 days

Judge Boyd ends probation early for Joseph Jefferson Smith after court testimony and reports