Court reviews Andre Moody's probation violation case in Bexar County

In a significant court session on May 30, 2025, Judge Stephanie Boyd presided over the case of State vs. Andre Moody, where the defendant faced serious allegations regarding his probation. The court focused on a motion to enter adjudication of guilt, stemming from Moody's violation of probation conditions related to a GPS monitoring device.

During the proceedings, it was confirmed that Moody had previously been placed on deferred adjudication for a serious offense involving family violence. The state presented evidence that Moody had failed to comply with the rules governing his GPS device, specifically citing a violation that occurred in February 2025. Moody admitted to this violation, pleading true to the charge.

Judge Boyd emphasized the gravity of the situation, informing Moody that his admission could lead to a sentence of up to 10 years in prison and a fine of $10,000. The state indicated that this was Moody's third motion to revoke probation, highlighting a pattern of non-compliance.

As the court deliberated on the appropriate punishment, no plea agreement was proposed, leaving the decision open for the judge. The case underscores the ongoing challenges within the probation system and the consequences of failing to adhere to its conditions. The court's next steps will be crucial in determining Moody's future and the implications of his repeated violations.