The Zoom meeting presided over by Judge Boyd on June 3, 2025, focused on several key legal matters, primarily concerning case management and motions related to ongoing trials.

The meeting commenced with discussions about the status of discovery in a sensitive case. The defense was informed that all available reports on the VeriCK platform were accessible, although certain materials could not be shared due to the nature of the charges. The defense was offered the opportunity to view these materials in a designated room to ensure compliance with legal protocols.

Judge Boyd inquired about the status of a plea offer, which had not yet been tendered. The prosecution indicated that discussions regarding a framework for an offer were underway, with an expectation to have an approved offer by the end of the week or early the following week.

The conversation then shifted to the trial schedule, with the prosecution noting they were currently engaged in another trial. The judge requested clarity on the timeline for resolving outstanding issues, emphasizing the need for expediency.

Following this, the judge set a plea deadline and a potential motion to suppress for the week of July 28, ensuring that all parties were aware of the upcoming dates.

The meeting then transitioned to a motion to revoke community supervision for Jorge Sandoval. The court confirmed the presence of both parties and established that Sandoval had reviewed the relevant documents with his attorney. The state presented evidence that Sandoval had violated the terms of his supervision by committing an offense in November 2024. Sandoval admitted to the violation, waiving any objections to the remaining conditions.

In conclusion, the meeting addressed critical procedural matters, including discovery, plea negotiations, and motions related to community supervision. The court's structured approach aimed to ensure that all parties were informed and prepared for the upcoming legal proceedings.