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Counsel confirmed that discovery had been provided and that Rivera had reviewed plea and waiver paperwork. The plea agreement included a recommendation for placement in a therapeutic community and counseling referrals; the judge advised Rivera to undergo treatment upon release and warned that the waiver of appeal limited appellate rights to previously filed and ruled-upon motions.

The state indicated it would consider a therapeutic community placement and asked the court to follow the agreement. Defense counsel noted Rivera’s statements about substance dependence and urged the court to accept the negotiated disposition. Following the court’s acceptance of the plea and the stipulated exhibits, Rivera was advised about the consequences of felony convictions, including the prohibition on possessing weapons.

Probation recommendations and program referrals were recorded in the transcript; the court also advised Rivera to pursue treatment and vocational or educational programs that could reduce recidivism after release from custody.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","MON, MAY 5, 2025/JUDGE STEPHANIE BOYD/187TH DISTRICT COURT/AFTERNOON DOCKET","oneSentenceSummary","The court accepted pleas from Luis Rivera in two state-jail felony cases, imposed concurrent two-year state-jail terms and recommended a therapeutic community; the judge advised the defendant about appeal and weapons restrictions.","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},6249788,"Court finds defendant guilty, imposes four-year prison sentence after crash that injured deputy",3319,8635000,11954000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3204831-d3b1d3677a257859a04884543553f1dc&start=8635&end=11954","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3204831-d3b1d3677a257859a04884543553f1dc/thumbnail_8635000.jpg","/articles/6249788/Texas/Court-finds-defendant-guilty-imposes-four-year-prison-sentence-after-crash-that-injured-deputy","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6249788-a57757c4f1bc94bf66e6b6a4cb02f6dd/orig.mp4?Expires=1773662220&Signature=ocbqOtqofkRcwXlSmhBWvBYNA5ANfrG0AJIn2y5MFiWEDAdEiZUlGFYmsSlFT6xcQbGNwYtMLTgdHKnnnvskYWfwi7QQgxRM4NK8jUHkw9hdARnAjRJQeQep79EZg8aUQkIbO~vG~5xXb25RIuZ0chuT5v56TRIZJPcJx9ks4NvCSzLfdFdXh0O8UJBzV~tmAogmIHvSuU5ev-GuxS-JnizUokAWhDwiiBwPHznW7Azclc33sK~V8ynRorRrje3RzV3l4ilyqYMGU9T2StUvl9we08vIFiUUsmUtIzCVpjNkC2lBpwLcuHFnKEd8DLSIAwzsoItOxZq5gnoNu0bd3A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The 187th District Court found Camillus Galvan guilty following stipulated evidence and testimony regarding a collision that injured a Bexar County deputy. Judge Stephanie Boyd reviewed the plea paperwork and the state’s exhibits, found sufficient evidence, and imposed a four-year prison sentence.

The court accepted stipulations of testimony and exhibits from the state and heard the defendant’s family testify on his character, medical needs and family circumstances. Family witnesses described Galvan’s role as a caregiver and emphasized his compliance with pretrial supervision and monitoring. Defense counsel urged probation and relocation of supervision to McLennan County, noting the defendant’s ties and employment prospects; the state opposed probation given the seriousness of the deputy’s injuries and the facts captured on video.

After oral argument the court found the stipulated evidence sufficient to convict, noted the victim’s injuries, and imposed a four-year institutional sentence taking into consideration case 2023CR7882. The court also ordered restitution to the victim where appropriate, imposed a $2,000 fine, and advised the defendant about waiver of appeal and weapons prohibitions that accompany felony convictions.

The court retained jurisdiction for sentencing considerations and instructed probation to calculate credit for time served. The transcript shows the judge balanced the defendant’s age and family circumstances against the conduct that led to the deputy’s injuries before imposing the custodial sentence.","The court found Camillus (Camillus) Galvan guilty following stipulated evidence in a crash that injured a deputy, and the judge sentenced him to four years in the institutional system with restitution and fines.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6249793,"Defendant accepts deferred adjudication after officer-involved crash plea discussions",2605,3314000,5919000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3204831-d3b1d3677a257859a04884543553f1dc&start=3314&end=5919","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3204831-d3b1d3677a257859a04884543553f1dc/thumbnail_3314000.jpg","/articles/6249793/Texas/Defendant-accepts-deferred-adjudication-after-officer-involved-crash-plea-discussions","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6249793-2ae9e71844216aa07daae60b319b1285/orig.mp4?Expires=1773662220&Signature=VpGJ151yKBQR1lFV0RHMoKBCgIGXzuGz9SawR~5EsrmW6Bt7m-C1VMHWj~j2DfaEg046IsmHaIb1dssfDRKdnGZZkVEGczhVG3F5H8d3dZjZwj4EV5w~COF1r6SGKTskzU61gYNklpd3qsTlXFCgducFjV~FFDKxxEVvXqnBwKcLMVUMdQpVaMNYh9r8DOqvtSOUjeUhyIpQoS-WgT~GzVHsiJHf85i4e4rwNoao46z2o1rSZmoJ~UZfTPe0S1vxSMiUsPGBOcgT~D-0F6zy6C2R6Bb1l00CkFsmLNkQnUmbKuc0vPMRRlkfv~eMWa4WBuuGrXLzHiKpDwFTjs1ZVg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","During a sentencing hearing on a case arising from a motor-vehicle incident that injured a deputy, Judge Stephanie Boyd offered defendant Rakim Asmore two options: a prison term capped at twelve years or deferred adjudication. Asmore told the court he intended to pursue deferred adjudication, and the court accepted that plea.

The court recorded that Asmore had entered a plea of no contest in March; the state opposed deferred adjudication but did not object to the court following the plea agreement. The judge sentenced Asmore to ten years’ deferred adjudication with a $1,500 fine and an affirmative finding of family violence, and set conditions including no contact with the complainant, 200 hours of community service (with one hundred hours creditable for parenting classes), regular reporting to probation, random UA testing, proof of employment within thirty days, and attendance at Batterers Intervention and Prevention (BIP) and other programs. The court also required field visits and partial GPS conditions tied to employment as part of an initial monitoring plan.

At the hearing defense counsel urged the court to follow the negotiated plea and highlighted Asmore’s custody and work needs. Witnesses and family members attested to Asmore’s role as a caregiver and to recent completion of certain classes; defense counsel said Asmore had been in custody for an extended period and that rehabilitation opportunities would reduce recidivism. The judge indicated concern about the deputy’s injuries but balanced that against Asmore’s age, family connections and pretrial compliance in deciding to retain jurisdiction and grant deferred adjudication.

The transcript shows the court carefully reviewed plea forms and admonishments with Asmore and his attorney, accepted stipulations of testimony and exhibits, and explicitly advised Asmore that, because of the plea bargain and waiver of appeal, he would not have the court’s permission to appeal and he was prohibited from possessing weapons under state law. The judge also instructed Asmore to pursue treatment on release and offered court assistance with placement if needed.

The deferred adjudication plan includes reporting, treatment referrals, and monitoring conditions the court said were intended to prioritize rehabilitation while protecting the public and the complainant.","After a lengthy hearing about a collision that injured a deputy, the defendant, Rakim Asmore, accepted a deferred-adjudication plea; the judge imposed conditions including parenting classes, GPS monitoring steps and community service.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6249797,"Judge sets $100,000 bond and full GPS for defendant in motion to revoke hearing",553,2038000,2591000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3204831-d3b1d3677a257859a04884543553f1dc&start=2038&end=2591","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3204831-d3b1d3677a257859a04884543553f1dc/thumbnail_2038000.jpg","/articles/6249797/Texas/Judge-sets-100000-bond-and-full-GPS-for-defendant-in-motion-to-revoke-hearing","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6249797-97aed96d78bdda7259ff66eceea5b7d0/orig.mp4?Expires=1773662220&Signature=cW3TnV2FD59CoOcUmx5VvWyfE5SoLA-wOR8nhfmr1Qld~WHxHuEqn3xfIgAZ9Ohrca3n8LkGmRR1BjKyv3o2t3F4UkGmUQ09iOcw04EKNg5ELe~hUV7HrQB8Zik4Yg6-UbGb1iXlYyM5wFlTubu7CkLHvo~96kiG7bouULrfaapG4eFY5y3aIhSQBYJZictGjrkg~fvkARerrTzkX-pD7VneUUlgmYMZG8plkdWMhibHlA8veQqSTxuEocH-GhUtYrLAcpV6YSrNhQILhWri6L-5c~vdV2SD6wfCBQCFQhVs2Fo9E9g5OUORLR3KeqsHPrWzNh3KaBPZHN36jCjCdA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Judge Stephanie Boyd of the 187th District Court on Monday set bond at $100,000 and ordered full electronic monitoring for Kenneth (\"Kenny\") Howie after lawyers argued a defense motion to modify bond conditions in a pending motion to revoke community supervision.

The court heard argument from Aurora Perez, representing the state, and Luis Martinez, representing Howie. Martinez asked the court to set a cash or surety bond and to permit conditions tailored to work and family needs; the state opposed a low bond and requested $200,000, citing the nature of the alleged new offense and Howie’s prior court history.

The judge said she had concerns about public safety and the victim’s neighborhood but noted Howie’s family circumstances, including that he lives with elderly parents and a special-needs sibling. The court granted full GPS monitoring, ordered the monitoring fees waived, and set bond at $100,000. The judge also directed counsel and probation to coordinate dates for the pending revocation hearing and instructed the parties to speak with court staff to schedule the follow-up.

At the hearing defense counsel said Howie had filed a timely motion to set bond and that the motion predated appointment of the Attorney General’s office as pro tem on the case; counsel emphasized Howie’s steady appearances and lack of prior failures to appear. The prosecutor said the higher bond request reflected the alleged conduct that led to the motion to revoke, the seriousness of that conduct, and the complainant’s expressed safety concerns.

The court separated the bond ruling from scheduling: it set the bond and ordered GPS monitoring now and sent parties to coordinate a date to resolve the motion to revoke.

The judge told probation and the parties to consult about an appropriate return date; defense counsel and the assigned prosecutor were directed to work with court staff to select the next setting.

Details the court recorded: the motion before the court was a motion to revoke community supervision; the court explicitly ordered full GPS, waived GPS fees, and set a $100,000 bond. The transcript shows the state requested additional conditions including a stay-away; the court said the GPS requirement would address contact concerns.

The judge’s order and the scheduling direction conclude the court business on the bond motion; the motion-to-revoke remains pending and will be set for a later hearing where counsel can present additional evidence or argument.","Judge Stephanie Boyd set a $100,000 bond and ordered full GPS monitoring — with fees waived — for Kenneth Howie after arguments on a defense motion to set bond during a motion-to-revoke proceeding.","actionData","errors"]

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Defendant pleads in two state-jail felony cases; court follows plea and orders concurrent terms

Court finds defendant guilty, imposes four-year prison sentence after crash that injured deputy

Defendant accepts deferred adjudication after officer-involved crash plea discussions

Judge sets $100,000 bond and full GPS for defendant in motion to revoke hearing