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Responding to the court, a prosecutor said that available programs had been reviewed and that the clerk had found a possible match; defense counsel and the court agreed to a brief continuance so parties could confirm an appropriate mental-health placement. The prosecutor asked the court to bring the matter back on June 9 for an update; the court set that date.

The transcript shows the prosecutor emphasized the goal of addressing mental-health needs rather than immediate punitive revocation. No final decision on supervision or revocation was made at the hearing; the court set a specific follow-up date for the parties to report on placement and treatment options.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","MON., JUNE 2, 2025/JUDGE STEPHANIE BOYD/187TH DISTRICT COURT/AFTERNOON DOCKET & JURY: STATE VS REYES","oneSentenceSummary","Prosecutors and the court said they are seeking mental-health services for a defendant identified as Mr. Howie and requested a short continuance to locate a suitable program; the case was set for follow-up on June 9 to allow the parties to report progress.","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},6218323,"Defendant Cynthia Deano accepts deferred adjudication for assault; court orders probation conditions and anger-management",1068,742515,1811000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3630734-fe33ba75edd81a8307ea6b8d96eca09e&start=742&end=1811","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3630734-fe33ba75edd81a8307ea6b8d96eca09e/thumbnail_742515.jpg","/articles/6218323/Texas/Defendant-Cynthia-Deano-accepts-deferred-adjudication-for-assault-court-orders-probation-conditions-and-anger-management","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6218323-1a50769ffea5da0694a7f80b08ad4e1a/orig.mp4?Expires=1771188930&Signature=C7xFfDprh3-~3okFlNgZEJL60B5CypkqTvAgVWcK8pqPLOrgn23TBUyIHwpqQ0UIXfQy9H5efKGQ9cKy1bE1LMlzTySKIWY218G0xhuQMeRfQ6sbk0QnqGtnriQHKf0w7nUGZhE81y3cQx2BMehkdxWzKhMqGAclW5GkjgCW9~5TL-fAAD~sPykeyhOM74hBSFpISoCqePoxdMaQ3-wvK3Mh9hpS9fekVtUl4f5bLMQa2iop~T7MJw3QNhefhZebMU9q6FGKnlSNjy8xDz0euNqHKmRCYeyCJld5qfBJduXP9HS950FDwhm0~57ts-wSca5MqvF4QGWC3ydUSwfHHQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At a hearing in the 187th District Court, Cynthia Deano pleaded to the lesser-included offense of assault causing bodily injury and the court deferred adjudication, imposing probationary conditions that include community service, anger-management and substance-use evaluation and support.

Judge Stephanie Boyd explained admonishments and told Deano that a plea bargain is not binding on the court, and that if the court did not follow the parties’ agreement Deano could withdraw the plea. After accepting documentary stipulations and the state’s exhibits, the court found sufficient evidence to accept the plea and deferred a finding of guilt; the court then proceeded to impose recommended conditions.

The court’s conditions were: one year of deferred adjudication, a $500 fine to be probated (with the fine to be waived given indigence and the defendant’s loss of employment), 80 hours of community service (with 40 hours deemed satisfied after completion of anger-management), restitution as applicable, a TAP (treatment assessment and plan) evaluation with recommendations followed, random urinalysis and regular reporting (by Zoom or in person) for six months, and 60 sober-support meetings to be completed (judge ordered). The court also ordered anger-management and identified no-contact orders for named persons (Danny Ibarra, Samantha Coronado and Brenda Espinosa). The prosecutor and defense discussed probation and the defendant’s indigence; defense counsel asked the court to waive the fine. The court suggested a referral to the Center for Health Care Services for trauma support.

Deano told the court she had been under significant stress, including recent bereavement, and said she did not want a jury trial and preferred probation. During the hearing Deano stated, “I really don't even wanna sit here and plead to say that I did,” and the court confirmed she had reviewed and signed the waiver and stipulation documents. The transcript records the court’s admonishments regarding rights waived by pleading, the procedural basis for deferred adjudication, and the court’s acceptance of the state’s exhibits into evidence before proceeding to sentencing.

The court advised Deano about the limits of appeal in plea-bargain cases and noted that deferred adjudication may be revoked in the future if conditions are violated. The state was excused after proffering exhibits and the court finalized the plea agreement and conditions in open court.","In the 187th District Court, Cynthia Deano entered a plea to the lesser-included offense of assault causing bodily injury, accepted deferred adjudication and received probationary conditions including community service, anger-management and substance-evaluation requirements.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6218328,"Judge Stephanie Boyd revokes probation for George L. Hawkins III, sentences him to four years",0,3263615,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3630734-fe33ba75edd81a8307ea6b8d96eca09e&start=3263&end=3263","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3630734-fe33ba75edd81a8307ea6b8d96eca09e/thumbnail_3263615.jpg","/articles/6218328/Texas/Judge-Stephanie-Boyd-revokes-probation-for-George-L-Hawkins-III-sentences-him-to-four-years","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6218328-4957addc1f12f1a182973efcdb14068b/orig.mp4?Expires=1771188930&Signature=dAuBcPbU15KKXHqYAC5D5Nplj-qd6XamaD-QMroVf97i9apxHWnL5JWcv162-FK7pS9M3NhOp7uNl~UJuyCHH~kNM9z99WtVkwpGypmz-sZqFCz3EPAVJSaXOC6A-Q3HU04aXGA~jk4QUUKXyv5pSSe0POpQV33JIRw1c73ldrsdhqbHKaGdQBr2nh5kLAvm9S5oP-xE2oo4taGM3PHl~6XE4yNG8wiTxPeaV7nopE~nQp7DxYHp1q72n-Er4bZDnj59ULWV34Px0afp7zVyTmhEAJDXqsmo5hgwg-9yD5QxaOxeYZXx8clqhNknn1ITl7oTR4JQ4MGyPczusiUFaA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Judge Stephanie Boyd of the 187th District Court found a motion to revoke community supervision true for George Laverne Hawkins III and sentenced him to four years in prison after considering felony drug court records and a newly admitted violation.

The judge told Hawkins she would not follow the agreement proposed by counsel, saying in court, “So this whole thing about you, absconding from the sober living home, about your relapse and about your picking up a new charge, that's not really the sole reason that you were released from felony drug court. ... I'm gonna find you guilty. I'm gonna revoke.” The court took into account case number 2025CC006392 and directed that Hawkins receive credit for any time served.

The hearing centered on a motion to revoke deferred adjudication that alleged Hawkins relapsed, left a sober living facility without authorization, and acquired a new criminal charge. Prosecutors said felony drug court had offered residential treatment and that Hawkins refused the recommended plan; the transcript shows the court relied on an email and reports from felony drug court staff when assessing those claims. Defense counsel argued for the statutory minimum sentence, saying the defendant’s prior progress and alleged limited harm should be considered.

Judge Boyd reviewed the defendant’s statements describing a history of substance-use treatment participation and housing and employment disruptions. The court noted felony drug court’s interest in residential treatment for Hawkins and concluded the program had offered a plan Hawkins declined. The court therefore granted the motion to revoke, adjudicated Hawkins guilty on the violation, and imposed a four-year term. The judge also mentioned the availability of a therapeutic community placement and ordered that credit be given for any time served.

Defense counsel preserved the record on appeal; the judge advised Hawkins of a limited right to appeal the finding that the violation was true and reminded him that, as a felony conviction, he is prohibited from owning weapons or ammunition. The court also provided standard admonishments about the scope of appeals in revocation proceedings.

The record reflects multiple references to drug-court programming and to providers such as Lifetime Recovery and the American GI Forum in connection with Hawkins’s treatment and housing history. The court instructed counsel to review stipulations and exhibits underpinning the allegation and set no further continuance; sentencing followed the finding of true.","At a hearing in the 187th District Court, Judge Stephanie Boyd found a motion to revoke community supervision true for George Laverne Hawkins III, revoked his deferred adjudication and sentenced him to four years in prison after felony drug court records and a new offense were discussed.","actionData","errors"]

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Court postpones revocation for Mr. Howie to pursue mental-health services; hearing set for June 9

Defendant Cynthia Deano accepts deferred adjudication for assault; court orders probation conditions and anger-management

Judge Stephanie Boyd revokes probation for George L. Hawkins III, sentences him to four years