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Judge Stephanie Boyd imposed an eight‑year deferred adjudication term, ordered a $2,500 fine that will be probated, and made an affirmative finding that a deadly weapon was involved. The court required continued treatment with the defendant’s current provider (New Choices), random drug testing, 90 sober meetings in 90 days, proof of employment within 45 days, 250 hours of community service restitution (waived on proof of post‑secondary or trade‑school completion), and regular reporting by Zoom or in person. The court also ordered no contact with the named complainant and set a restitution hearing for July 8.

Probation recommended the court credit the treatment Briceno had already completed and permit continued participation in the New Choices program; the judge agreed and ordered Briceno to sign a release so probation may monitor his ongoing treatment. The court emphasized that compliance with treatment and reporting would be necessary for successful completion and said it would consider early termination if the defendant fulfilled conditions.

Defense counsel and probation confirmed Briceno had entered inpatient treatment in December 2024, continued in outpatient care and was on appropriate medication; the court said it would allow remote appearances for the restitution hearing so as not to disrupt the defendant’s sober‑living placement. The court set monthly field visits for the first six months of supervision and required random urine analyses.

Because this disposition followed a plea bargain, the defendant waived the right to appeal except for certain preserved pretrial motions; the court admonished the defendant about the consequences of a guilty plea and the requirement to avoid alcohol and other prohibited conduct while on supervision.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","THURS., MAY 22, 2025/JUDGE STEPHANIE BOYD/187TH DIST COURT/JURY: STATE V JOHNSON & MORNING DOCKET","oneSentenceSummary","Luis Briceno entered a plea and received an eight‑year deferred adjudication, a $2,500 probated fine, treatment requirements and a restitution hearing set for July 8; the court made an affirmative deadly‑weapon finding.","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},6228960,"Judge pauses decision on GPS removal for Nicholas Corpus after state raises safety concerns",123,8669000,8792000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3465494-543e2f7c5aebbfd8bc9ddf49ef0389e7&start=8669&end=8792","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3465494-543e2f7c5aebbfd8bc9ddf49ef0389e7/thumbnail_8669000.jpg","/articles/6228960/Texas/Judge-pauses-decision-on-GPS-removal-for-Nicholas-Corpus-after-state-raises-safety-concerns","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6228960-f20d1e819da3276f914f705ea6e9ed6f/orig.mp4?Expires=1771041694&Signature=UbAqQDE9RYVR3rLpVvg4J4HtLTfbzvPQf77jf-JgLBiKLPcLkuTapdUubJxGIabM3kOp0cKB9-S2xIx9Fk06f6hnAtxcyigT1xmHyNuK7VjFxyfCpcYR7GRDMYisX6~Y~yj34qSpZiPJxlMOnP1~IMbVL4~Wo5PFvabqMUvcsWbeLP4Lvw48~LegVKe21l~ThVJfRhaNH8VGSh4dgVSL64MRC5r07R6HUSpHN85JbKtHZw43~YTTrL8ORmE4adUtS30M4jP1OxlJDvur5d9Xz7enDcWTeC1k7ZS2BGebmeu6FND1KBZkUccIiaO-aMY-HqUNysngqzCCac94rHmg3A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A request to remove GPS monitoring for Nicholas Isaiah Corpus, who has been on probation for roughly 14 months, was put on hold by the 187th District Court after the state reported allegations indicating the complainant remained concerned about safety.

Probation told the court Corpus had no violations, was reporting and completing required programs, and that the office had no concerns about removing the GPS. Probation recommended lifting the monitoring because Corpus had complied with conditions, completed required classes and shown steady reporting behavior.

The state reported that the complainant still had safety concerns and said someone connected to Corpus had viewed the complainant’s LinkedIn profile; prosecutors also described an at‑large misdemeanor arrest for two attempted contacts by phone and Facebook messaging. Because the state conveyed those allegations to the court, Judge Stephanie Boyd declined to terminate the GPS monitoring immediately and said she was “inclined to lift the GPS” but needed more information before doing so.

The court ordered Corpus placed on tracking‑only monitoring (so his location will be reported), asked the state to produce its records about the alleged contacts for defense review, and set a follow‑up hearing for May 29. The court also directed that the complainant be available to appear at the next hearing and asked probation to seek a fee waiver or deferral given the cost burden of GPS monitoring on Corpus and his family.

Defence counsel and the state agreed the additional time would allow review of the allegations; the judge told the defendant he may appear by Zoom for the next hearing. The court deferred a final decision until the May 29 status check so it could assess written evidence and any witness testimony.","Probation recommended lifting a GPS monitoring requirement for Nicholas Corpus, but the court delayed action after the state reported recent alleged attempts to contact the victim and asked for a follow‑up hearing and additional information.",{"_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},6228965,"Jury acquits Darren Johnson of aggravated assault and injury to an elderly man",8978,1498000,10476000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3465494-543e2f7c5aebbfd8bc9ddf49ef0389e7&start=1498&end=10476","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3465494-543e2f7c5aebbfd8bc9ddf49ef0389e7/thumbnail_1498000.jpg","/articles/6228965/Texas/Jury-acquits-Darren-Johnson-of-aggravated-assault-and-injury-to-an-elderly-man","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6228965-85b83b1e5f18ef62bf11cb1e44fb6de5/orig.mp4?Expires=1771041694&Signature=oToqt4ooHVNf57vrXnJz-j0w7tARAgVBPqNdHpAqjeTx51wbEEm9~gTvEAgvPDBrGXaSxR0zpVRMwD4~mL08ao2TlszGBqMzxwGDfI~v6ueYMsx8jJoGEAznSB0UTjQ2NA8CBf8WaPG0MXN4T-ETZIiezaASMbJq4e~L6vM~MJUnlBfvdXNct9Ac4uIdRII-ceAnASW9PSiz2Bz4bXsx3LJtkT9qAHmgGejLMVZYnJ96BoExc9vj0G-mv8Aim8v5WPJtEwiaZmTpLkCq8E8p82O7RLi03myCHG8VjLTKQchQf90he9p-lnGlIlty8hFheDls7M1f0vsXMHJ2r99a5Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A jury in the 187th District Court in Bexar County acquitted Darren Johnson of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and injury to an elderly individual after deliberations in a trial that focused on whether Johnson intentionally struck 78‑year‑old Mark Wayne Clanton with his pickup.

Judge Stephanie Boyd read the jury charge and instructed jurors on the elements for aggravated assault, the lesser included offense of misdemeanor deadly conduct, and injury to an elderly person, then sent them to deliberate. The jury returned unanimous not‑guilty verdicts on both counts and on the lesser included offense.

The prosecution told jurors the key disputes were Johnson’s mental state and whether the vehicle amounted to a deadly weapon, arguing the defendant “intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly” caused bodily injury and that the truck was used in a manner capable of causing serious harm. Assistant District Attorney Megan Galloway emphasized the victim’s age and the photo evidence of an abrasion to his knee and urged jurors to find Johnson guilty on both counts.

Defense counsel argued the contact was accidental, that video evidence could be misread without on‑scene examination and that eyewitness accounts and early responding officers did not conclude criminal conduct. The defense asked jurors to view the incident as an unfortunate accident and to find reasonable doubt on the charged mental states.

Judge Boyd repeatedly instructed jurors on legal definitions they must apply, including definitions of “intentional,” “knowing,” and “reckless,” and warned that the defendant’s decision not to testify could not be used against her. After receiving the supplemental instruction requested by the jury, the court accepted the verdict forms and announced the not‑guilty findings.

The court’s reading of the charge and the jury’s verdict closed the criminal case against Johnson on the counts presented in the indictment. No sentencing or further action on these counts remains following the jury’s not‑guilty determinations.","A Bexar County jury found Darren Johnson not guilty on charges that he used his pickup as a deadly weapon and injured a 78-year-old neighbor during a dispute over trash bins; Judge Stephanie Boyd read the jury charge before deliberations.","actionData","errors"]

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