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Defense counsel Renee Munoz told the court Hernandez “did meet with felony drug court And, they stated that she does meet criteria to obtain services with them,” and that the defendant was willing to comply with program conditions, including inpatient treatment if the program required it. The judge noted felony drug court could be at capacity and advised defense to follow up with the program’s coordinator.

The court sentenced Hernandez to two years’ deferred adjudication with conditions that included regular reporting, random UAs, a $400 fine to be probated, proof of employment within 30 days, referral to felony drug court, 200 hours of community service restitution (with parenting classes that could satisfy the service requirement once completed), and a prohibition on employment involving minors or home health care.

Probation and the court emphasized that the defendant must report regularly until actually enrolled in drug court; the court recorded that the felony drug court had accepted Hernandez for intake on Friday of that week. The judge told Hernandez, “When you graduate, notice I said when, not if,” in reference to successful completion of the drug‑court program, and said the court would attend the graduation if available.

The court also reminded Hernandez that as part of a deferred-adjudication plea she had limited rights to appeal and must follow probation and program requirements to avoid revocation.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","THURS., MAY 22, 2025/JUDGE STEPHANIE BOYD/187TH DISTRICT COURT/AFTERNOON DOCKET","oneSentenceSummary","A defendant, Lindsay Hernandez, received deferred adjudication following a plea; defense counsel told the court she had been accepted into felony drug court and could benefit from the program’s services.","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},6228962,"Defendant Jeffrey Guerrero granted deferred adjudication; court and providers plan inpatient treatment transfer",1675,7880000,9555000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3465492-ae867a438b45b672bdf9db9b26db539d&start=7880&end=9555","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3465492-ae867a438b45b672bdf9db9b26db539d/thumbnail_7880000.jpg","/articles/6228962/Texas/Defendant-Jeffrey-Guerrero-granted-deferred-adjudication-court-and-providers-plan-inpatient-treatment-transfer","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6228962-1bac82da25796c8d9c6654a062e022bb/orig.mp4?Expires=1771023222&Signature=dHBGoOI5q7eitkerfCVqt~PM9z6dH~iJY~yepxAlAHnbBHQqhx98tOtC33c8EZ1PYlP5Da40wvlFOYGum9wfCov8gWmR1fjqQIQjECQryysWdJXNM4qA4g4G3Y155-x-EP049WZeYZme2wiEi3gJA15JCMvfvggp91U-JeQzTvGr4Fg9Gr-dRStttw3OQpGKQAfzug-SdH70eUCmkJCV5jPYkmdeOh0TdraaO9~xd5Lv8nPyh10Kxk676IN5WhZo9d6yC1xlxyRUQY-Gq74DfSDNlJzyjy4jljnXLoX1b8GcnB-zgH-iufDqBCZ~8OAlEVcE5deMrHR8S7r7QQFm2g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A Bexar County court accepted a plea from Jeffrey Guerrero and deferred a finding of guilt while arranging for mental-health treatment and potential residential placement, records and courtroom remarks show.

Guerrero entered a plea of no contest to arson-related charges. His attorney and the state agreed to a plea package; the court deferred the finding of guilt and offered two weeks for the defense to submit supporting material in lieu of a pre-sentence investigation. The defense waived a PSI and TAP evaluation and elected a two-week reset.

The judge discussed treatment options on the record and confirmed that Salvation Army residential services had agreed to accept Guerrero. Court staff and defense counsel discussed transport logistics; the judge said transport could be arranged through the court’s mental-health transport coordination (referred to in court as PICU). The judge summarized the next steps and said, “The only thing he has said to me from the first moment I met him was I want help.”

The court ordered a mental-health evaluation (to be completed in custody or via the program’s intake as appropriate), a TAP evaluation out of custody, and specified conditions the defendant must meet if released to the residential program. The court’s orders included a requirement to follow program recommendations, community-service hours, proof of income or SSI within 90 days, and a statement that probation will conduct monthly field visits until further notice.

Defense counsel and the program’s representative indicated an intent to coordinate transportation and immediate entry into the residential program if the logistics are finalized. The judge instructed probation and defense to coordinate transfer arrangements and to report back to the court at the next setting.","After waiving a PSI, the court deferred a finding of guilt for Jeffrey Guerrero and prioritized a mental-health and inpatient treatment pathway that could include PICU-arranged transfer to Salvation Army residential services.",{"_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},6228968,"Court revokes Samuel Ramirez’s probation, sentences him to prison after repeated failures to report",1782,2956000,4738000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3465492-ae867a438b45b672bdf9db9b26db539d&start=2956&end=4738","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3465492-ae867a438b45b672bdf9db9b26db539d/thumbnail_2956000.jpg","/articles/6228968/Texas/Court-revokes-Samuel-Ramirezs-probation-sentences-him-to-prison-after-repeated-failures-to-report","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6228968-79062916b1b6014bc34ed74d592fafdb/orig.mp4?Expires=1771023222&Signature=AZ0HOqWGPQ1ZDittUXFMVRf21hJbYmhrCDXVogIZPynVLqcM1hbpwyMo2sJnW5xZho~SpATGVgnJVjJheufUKYwaYw5JS7SRw22jlFDapsjV7wVf03-BzV3OZBatWrqbX1NzOZg8JTTbGepAbr-DUTtyK9~~3jJs5YaI~kw89wt277XmTWqL1ACnxRKCkU0TLYbSq~L5nzlsjjZ0YtJSeGXIpHUDDs0MKvey3U19n9hY6G8joJMihvsf2z5mgbvp3XBHipFfzrm6RWRcR11H5LnaYXcAgd9FvpZnKZNNp0pfn7L8FkmB3ceMTRyafkMHlBBnBEoK9t96i~K9eSjpUQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A Bexar County court revoked the probation of Samuel Ramirez on a finding that he failed to report to his supervision officer and sentenced him to two years in prison, the court record shows.

The sentence followed the state’s presentation that Ramirez “failed to report to the supervision officer as directed” for multiple months in 2024 and the defendant’s admission that the violation was “true.” The court also entered an affirmative finding of family violence and ordered no contact with the victim named in court documents.

The judge told Ramirez she had weighed the family testimony and the defendant’s probation record when deciding the outcome. “Nobody can help somebody if he doesn't show up to be helped,” the judge said during the hearing. The judge added that Ramirez was 29 and had not completed required probation tasks since early 2022, noting, “At some point in time, if you had a difficult childhood ... these are your choices, they're not your parents.”

Ramirez’s father, Efren Ramirez, and his mother, Lisa Ramirez, both testified that they are seeking help for their son and described behavioral changes and concerns about his mental health. Efren Ramirez told the court his son had become withdrawn and that the family had tried to secure treatment. His mother said the family had tried to obtain medical assistance and that the son “is depressed.”

Prosecutors asked the court to revoke and sentence Ramirez given the missed reporting, new violent incidents, and what the state described as insufficient compliance with supervision requirements. Probation recommended revocation in its court summary. The judge found the violation true and imposed the two-year sentence with credit for any time served; the court ordered restitution where applicable and explained limitations on the defendant’s rights following the conviction.

The record shows the court allowed the victim’s relatives to testify and considered the family’s statements in reaching the decision. The judge told the defendant he would not be allowed to reside with his parents while on probation if the court had instead continued probation.","A Bexar County court found Samuel Ramirez in violation of probation for failing to report and sentenced him to two years in prison after hearing family testimony and noting repeated noncompliance and new violent incidents.","actionData","errors"]

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Court defers finding for Lindsay Hernandez; defense reports acceptance into felony drug court

Defendant Jeffrey Guerrero granted deferred adjudication; court and providers plan inpatient treatment transfer

Court revokes Samuel Ramirez’s probation, sentences him to prison after repeated failures to report