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Prosecutors and defense counsel told the court that Thompson reviewed the plea and had waived reading of the indictments and other rights. According to the plea, in the cause ending in 5788 Thompson's punishment was assessed at two years in the state jail facility; in the cause ending in 4934, a higher-value theft charge, punishment was assessed at five years in prison. Each cause included an $800 fine; the court ordered the sentences to run concurrently and noted the clerk should apply any credit for time served. The court accepted state's exhibits and found sufficient evidence to adjudicate guilt on both counts.

During sentencing the defense asked for credit for time Thompson had served in other jurisdictions and for the clerk to coordinate those dates; the court directed counsel to supply the clerk with the out-of-county custody dates so credit could be applied. The judge reiterated the collateral consequences of felony convictions, including the prohibition on owning or possessing weapons or ammunition.

The court reviewed property-values listed in reports and confirmed that the higher-value charge included a Lee Michaels item valued at $197,000 (information in the record was noted as distributed across multiple county reports). The court admonished Thompson about making better choices and the long-term consequences of criminal conduct before ordering the concurrent sentences.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","MON., MARCH 17, 2025/JUDGE STEPHANIE BOYD/187TH DISTRICT COURT/AFTERNOON DOCKET","oneSentenceSummary","Thompson pleaded guilty to two theft indictments; the court accepted stipulations and sentenced him to two concurrent terms — two years in state jail on one count and five years in prison on the higher-value theft count — with fines and credit instructions.","taxTitle","Judge Stephanie Boyd 187th District, District Court Judges, Judicial, Texas","taxId",66298,"location","Texas","headline","shortSummary",{"_32":74,"_34":35,"_36":37,"_38":75,"_40":76,"_42":77,"_44":78,"_45":79,"_47":80,"_49":81,"_51":82,"_53":54,"_55":56,"_57":83,"_59":60,"_61":62,"_63":84,"_65":66,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":54,"_72":54},6127242,"Court revokes deferred adjudication for Corlisa Johnson, sentences her to 18 months in state jail",512,2566000,3078000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2664253-e9017a16e19b1b222f3f0329e32a1900&start=2566&end=3078","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2664253-e9017a16e19b1b222f3f0329e32a1900/thumbnail_2566000.jpg","/articles/6127242/Texas/Court-revokes-deferred-adjudication-for-Corlisa-Johnson-sentences-her-to-18-months-in-state-jail","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6127242-cc7a40bab1cb5d1cef778ec131c8eb84/orig.mp4?Expires=1769929984&Signature=C~KKNO5Ta8eIm15vb89HWZ7YeRKgijLrfWGYki-8EvmKcNjPUPDEFsETDHKuhM3LHi4M4B7~wOqTsfsMtSiMEW~8qskelgR17LeIJ1MLVY6jF7wO1ut2gN4G0iRwjLhpzq5KShUetXQcxvahcCb~BxEgxSGY38bPMJkNEWH6DyF0y~BKiZjcGrMj9U86~JQXDw2Ir1G5i69QOKMwYGWBIBCiF8hh4nTyH-T1ZckvjJMp77Pn1jf0CdpqrtaBNZo0DgUgwo7QgFLQ97aD07oKdZUvRsUY84wfK4FKzclPKYTNiXa1YIZG8fPV-2cmkwikSsv1LLOwHS8gb5Xa6S-THQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Judge Stephanie Boyd found Corlisa (sometimes recorded as Corlissa) Johnson to have violated the terms of her deferred adjudication and sentenced her to 18 months in a state jail facility after Johnson pleaded true to the allegation that she failed to report to her supervision officer for August and September 2024.

The state moved to enter adjudication on condition number 5, saying Johnson failed to report to her supervision officer as directed. Johnson pleaded \"true\" to the motion, and the court informed her that pleading true could result in a judgment of guilt and a sentence of up to two years in state jail and a fine up to $10,000. Johnson confirmed she understood the consequences and elected to plead true.

Defense counsel asked the court to account for Johnson's time in custody and to consider credit for approximately 190 days in custody that the defense said she had served since the bench warrant was issued. Johnson addressed the court, describing struggles with mental health and recent treatment, and family support present in the courtroom. The defense asked the judge for credit for time served and urged leniency; the state requested a state-jail sentence with credit for time incarcerated.

Judge Boyd declined to dismiss the adjudication and instead granted the state's motion, finding violation number 5 true. The court sentenced Johnson to 18 months in the state jail facility, ordered credit for time served, and recommended therapeutic community resources for rehabilitation. The judge admonished Johnson about the collateral consequences of a felony conviction, including a prohibition on possessing weapons or ammunition, and advised coordination with probation for therapeutic placements.","After Johnson pleaded true to a single violation of supervision, Judge Boyd found the violation true, granted the state's motion to adjudicate guilt and sentenced her to 18 months in a state jail facility with credit for time served.",{"_32":86,"_34":35,"_36":37,"_38":87,"_40":88,"_42":89,"_44":90,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":54,"_55":56,"_57":95,"_59":60,"_61":62,"_63":96,"_65":66,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":54,"_72":54},6127246,"Judge orders TAP evaluation in custody, denies revocation for Matthew Salazar; court sets April 3 return",3571,1496000,5067000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2664253-e9017a16e19b1b222f3f0329e32a1900&start=1496&end=5067","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2664253-e9017a16e19b1b222f3f0329e32a1900/thumbnail_1496000.jpg","/articles/6127246/Texas/Judge-orders-TAP-evaluation-in-custody-denies-revocation-for-Matthew-Salazar-court-sets-April-3-return","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6127246-588ae49f5f2c748dd2fd8bf880868c80/orig.mp4?Expires=1769929984&Signature=KG0mZMrHhlHEfYIQZi1vxpPIH6HxF0E26FjsXE36jBoicHhSEa3WLlfH4cHr~On37zau3FR3JGPKqccV9rZssGsUN98NP6G0iKVfXfQfjtDQ-WMg1ev-483fZBNsmsNsJgKvM5uNqdJTtyPH-c8-me87tlvFH88LK5dgmBp-hxLsalEQjxlnltajPHluQEss3we5bWIvsjDXTVvohpkcQ3Ymxe~XtafnUftvNRc9TCWCLRVkwAMb-947qLcBlBZRD521FZjvhbH~W6OXUZ-TkZGs5k58NLwU58UxSN~QoxMVtKYsQ62KKU4Xod-ez7zZTplgUE3Nx2KxLypjUhasFg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Judge Stephanie Boyd of the 187th District Court denied the state's motion to revoke probation for Matthew Salazar and ordered an in-custody therapeutic assessment on March 3, with a return date set for April 3, the court record shows.

The court found violation allegations related to conditions 14(g), 39 and 42 to be true, but, citing a breakdown in communication between Salazar and probation, denied the state's request to revoke and instead ordered a TAP (treatment assessment program) evaluation in custody. \"If there's a problem with communicating with probation, you need to let the court know,\" Judge Boyd told Salazar during the hearing.

The state pressed for incarceration, describing Salazar's ongoing probation failures and arguing those failures showed he had not complied with prior rehabilitative efforts. Defense counsel Robert Porter and the defendant said breakdowns in communication with probation and scheduling difficulties with the batterer intervention program (BIP) and other providers contributed to missed evaluations and appointments. Salazar acknowledged some missed requirements and said he had signed up for veteran-focused and other intervention programs.

Probation staff told the court the TAP evaluation in custody can be completed quickly and that the formal TAP report typically is available about a week after the in-custody evaluation. The court instructed probation to notify the clerk and counsel when the TAP evaluation is completed, to reschedule Salazar's first BIP class if necessary, and to arrange release once TAP is finished. The court also ordered counsel and probation to coordinate about class scheduling and to return the case to court on April 3 for the court to review the TAP findings.

Judge Boyd explicitly told probation to reschedule Salazar's BIP class (which the defense said was scheduled for this week) to April 3 if possible and asked probation to email the BIP provider about the custody evaluation and rescheduling. Salazar will be released after completing the in-custody TAP, and the court will review the TAP and any MIC evaluations at the April 3 hearing.

The court's order preserves the state's ability to seek revocation if TAP or later monitoring shows noncompliance; the judge said she would expect a motion to revoke if positive tests or other evidence indicate renewed substance use after release. The court set no additional special conditions beyond the TAP, a request for an updated MIC evaluation in custody, and the April 3 return date.","After the state alleged Salazar violated multiple probation conditions, the court found violations true but denied a motion to revoke, ordered an in-custody TAP evaluation and set a follow-up hearing for April 3.","actionData","errors"]

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Emmanuel Thompson pleads guilty to two theft counts; court sentences him to concurrent terms including five-year prison term

Court revokes deferred adjudication for Corlisa Johnson, sentences her to 18 months in state jail

Judge orders TAP evaluation in custody, denies revocation for Matthew Salazar; court sets April 3 return