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Key outcomes recorded on the docket included:

- Luis Javier Okuda (listed as Luis Javier Bura in the transcript): the court found the defendant guilty and sentenced him to 2 years in state prison with credit for time served; the court entered an affirmative finding of deadly conduct/serious bodily injury and ordered restitution and no-contact conditions with the victims.

- Jimmy Montalvo Jr.: the court accepted a plea and sentenced him to 2 years in the state jail facility, suspended and probated for 5 years, with regular reporting, random UAs, proof of employment, parenting classes (completion to waive community service hours) and other standard supervision conditions.

- David Romero Jr.: the court accepted a negotiated plea, deferred a finding of guilt and placed the defendant on community supervision (sentence terms included a TAP evaluation, random UAs, field visits, 100 hours of community service/restoration and no unsupervised contact with minors).

- Ruben Maldonado Jr.: the court accepted the defendant's plea, deferred a finding of guilt, and followed the parties' agreement recommending deferred adjudication with conditions including reporting, community service and random testing (state recommended a three-year term in the agreement before the court).

- Daniel Morales: the court deferred a finding of guilt on the defendant's application for deferred adjudication after the state presented exhibits; court set conditions to be contained in the deferred adjudication order.

- Jessica Rodriguez: court accepted the application for deferred adjudication; the state had recommended a term of community supervision and the court deferred a finding of guilt pending completion of conditions (the parties noted parenting, no Market Square attendance and employment conditions among recommended terms).

- Gus Gallegos: the court accepted negotiated pleas in two cause numbers and sentenced the defendant to 1 year in the Bexar County Jail under section 12.44, to run concurrent across the cases.

Other matters on the docket were set for future dates: several cases were recalled or continued for discovery or because counsel was unavailable, and a number of defendants were directed to appear again for updates on veterans' treatment court referrals, mental-health evaluations or to permit probation and state notifications.

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The defense sought a modification of MuÃ±oz's special conditions of release to allow supervised contact with minor relatives for upcoming family events and to change his GPS requirement from continuous house arrest to \"tracking only,\" arguing the change would allow him to accept more work and family visits. The state objected, citing the age of the complainants and public-safety concerns.

The request drew testimony from Mary Munoz, the defendant's mother, who said her son has lived at her home since his release on bond in March 2024 and that she believed he would not present a safety risk to minors. Mary Munoz testified that he has worked as a press operator, that he had been compliant with bond conditions and that family members would be available to supervise visits.

Defense counsel Ben Stevenson argued at length that MuÃ±oz had \"been on house arrest, basically sentenced to prison in his own home\" for more than a year and asked the court to permit a supervised Easter visit and to convert the monitoring to GPS tracking only so the defendant could accept additional work. The prosecutor said the state opposed any change to conditions while the investigation and grand jury process remained unresolved.

Judge Stephanie Boyd said she would not rule without additional information. \"I'm not going to rule on your motion. I'm going to recall this, and when we come back, state, you need to decide what you're going to do with this case,\" she said, and directed the parties to provide documentation at the next hearing. The court specifically asked the state to supply any Child Protective Services (CPS) records or have a CPS caseworker available by Zoom, and requested civil custody documents showing whether any family-law visitation orders had been changed since the allegations.

The judge set the matter for recall on May 27 and said the state must provide an update to the defense by then. She also warned counsel to avoid placing the names or home addresses of minors in public filings or on live streams and suggested redacting or filing motions to seal identifying details already in public motions.

No change to MuÃ±oz's bond conditions was entered at the hearing. The court's order to recall gives the state time to decide whether to present the case to a grand jury and for counsel to obtain CPS and custody records the judge said she would review before ruling on the defense motion.

— Ending —","The 187th District Court did not change pretrial conditions for Christopher Ray Munoz on a defense request to modify his bond. Judge Stephanie Boyd recalled the matter to May 27 and ordered the state to provide updates and Child Protective Services or civil custody records before ruling.","actionData","errors"]

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187th District Court: multiple pleas, deferred adjudications and sentences entered during afternoon docket

Judge Boyd recalls bond-modification hearing for Christopher Ray Munoz, asks state for CPS and custody records