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Under the court’s order, Grant will receive a three-year term of deferred adjudication. Conditions the judge announced include proof of employment within 30 days; no employment as a home-health provider or in positions working with minors; an out‑of‑custody TAP (treatment assessment and placement) evaluation; 60 sober meetings in 60 days (the judge said successful attendance would reduce the required 200 hours of community service by two hours per meeting once the court‑ordered meetings had been met); random urine analyses and regular reporting (either by Zoom or in person); monthly field visits; and 200 hours of community‑service restitution. The court also ordered $60 restitution to the Bexar County crime lab to cover drug-testing lab fees; the state said that amount is a standard lab fee.

The plea form before the court included a recommended $800 fine as part of the plea package; the transcript records the plea and the court’s acceptance of the deferred adjudication application and conditions described above. The court reviewed and entered the trial-court certification of defendant’s rights to appeal on the record and advised Grant how to contact probation if he faced challenges complying with conditions.

The judge told the defendant that the court could order drug testing at the hearing and emphasized that communication with probation would be important for success on deferred adjudication. The court also advised that probation conditions would be enforced through regular monitoring and that failure to comply could lead to revocation and imposition of the underlying punishment range for a third-degree felony (2–10 years in prison and up to a $10,000 fine).","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","WED., JULY 30, 2025/JUDGE STEPHANIE BOYD/187TH DISTRICT COURT/MORN DOC & SENTENCING","oneSentenceSummary","The court accepted an application for deferred adjudication from Joe Anthony Grant on a possession charge (penalty group 1, 1–4 grams) and ordered three years of deferred adjudication with treatment, testing and community‑service conditions.","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},6149636,"Judge Boyd Sentences Alexander Rodriguez to 30 Years; Orders Lifetime Sex-offender Registration and No Contact",4514,2096000,6610000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5511415-213e538eff8add01b075517df51ca65c&start=2096&end=6610","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5511415-213e538eff8add01b075517df51ca65c/thumbnail_2096000.jpg","/articles/6149636/Texas/Judge-Boyd-Sentences-Alexander-Rodriguez-to-30-Years-Orders-Lifetime-Sex-offender-Registration-and-No-Contact","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6149636-e6d9f048bed7061c9d477b589415e87f/orig.mp4?Expires=1770903268&Signature=MDs9tOeEiGSOOpEcGhkcg~wyaXkkCC0R3DbwdHb8qojM~RClyY5~LXWFo40-rhO4FZMHRoOw-wpMh7pD4vNd9TWU1~Zwn96aZdlr0QfBL6L~eUW71e7PCZgKgAhz1sRLBEyYv823SNNa3MbWl-MIovk9Ioqf9D0RHLhDdT4N~dM0tI~i3QkZYj8ii7ucWKeYY~haslkZcDB5AE0SqYtCeGeBH1VOPlxVTcly8FveCVdZCAlIAIBqs0D3BKVNaOojoyJdr44CDzUsnenznw7j7jv7XMPwUEwnjmo-gy90AaUMFwHcgN2b-XP6A7gYLZljFYj6L9pN~hV22Y9rFTNQtQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Judge Stephanie Boyd announced sentences for Alexander Rodriguez following the sentencing hearing in a case involving sexual-offense convictions. The court imposed concurrent terms: 30 years’ incarceration on count 1 and 15 years each on counts 2 and 3, and ordered the sentences to run concurrently. The judge also ordered lifetime Chapter 62 registration (sex-offender registration), a lifetime no-contact order with the complainant while she is a minor, and a firearms prohibition tied to an affirmative finding of family violence; the court set the fine at $0 and declined to order restitution based on the evidence presented at sentencing.

The state urged a substantially longer sentence, asking for 50 years on count 1 and 20 years on other counts. The defense challenged aspects of the state’s evidence at sentencing, focusing on timeline material: defense introduced and discussed Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) records showing Rodriguez was paroled on 11/19/2013 and contended that certain allegations fell outside the charged time window. The state and judge noted, however, that the victim’s trial testimony placed some abuse within the charged period; Judge Boyd said the jury’s guilty verdict and the evidence presented at trial and sentencing informed the court’s sentencing decision.

The court’s sentencing remarks noted the defendant’s prior arson conviction and the jury verdict on the present charges. The judge imposed credit for time served and reminded Rodriguez of the collateral consequences: Chapter 62 registration is lifetime, the no-contact order prohibits letters, cards and third‑party contact, and a weapons prohibition applies under the family-violence finding. The court accepted the trial court certification of right to appeal and ensured Rodriguez had reviewed and signed the certification with counsel.

The transcript records a dispute over dates and whether the defendant’s parole and halfway-house placement placed him outside the alleged time frame for some counts. Defense witnesses and the court reviewed TDCJ records and parole dates during the sentencing hearing; the court admitted a certified TDCJ record (defense exhibit P-3) showing a release/parole date of 11/19/2013. Judge Boyd stated that evidence presented to the jury and during trial remained relevant to sentencing and proceeded to impose the sentence described above.","After closing arguments on sentencing, the court sentenced Alexander Rodriguez to concurrent prison terms — 30 years on count 1 and 15 years on counts 2 and 3 — ordered lifetime Chapter 62 registration, a lifetime no-contact order with the complainant while she is a minor, credit for time served, a prohibition on weapons, and no restitution.",{"_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},6149642,"Judge Boyd Grants Early Termination of Probation for Zachary Gilmore over Victim Objection",687,427000,1114000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5511415-213e538eff8add01b075517df51ca65c&start=427&end=1114","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5511415-213e538eff8add01b075517df51ca65c/thumbnail_427000.jpg","/articles/6149642/Texas/Judge-Boyd-Grants-Early-Termination-of-Probation-for-Zachary-Gilmore-over-Victim-Objection","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6149642-0ff27804281be80565c523ddc6f2fb2b/orig.mp4?Expires=1770903268&Signature=cWyFI4Bg7AUQfxbO9Ns2IxsP5kC0d7upm4K3IQ3W7qiTfB97XnqML9kBfZYwQGEnJ~9F9um7Q8mEXsFA6NeXNVRZfIKXAV8p54MsHT25GunerabUS7q0DzVlg9gaJnbzHMW7w20L6sE1UMPQLzpmnP~wr8dP7xKHXiida1Wdb8dr-9sches2AgWGeWnA~clmIM7PshvBw1qR3FjlowVxlanibZK~bGFc8811z6TXbscMz6hCT3BumV1RxAyhNI8wbB8GuZSuiqm~FRKvRqA~PiPffUvQY6H20EQzNtSSF5sh~9ae39nxfHbxWyicvyKNOx7cIS2O2c2oYbAiJ6OUbA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Judge Stephanie Boyd of the 187th District Court granted a probation request to terminate Zachary Alexander Gilmore’s misdemeanor probation early, saying the court found he had completed required programming and “internalized” his treatment, even though the victim objected and asked that he serve the full two-year term.

The court heard from the prosecutor that the underlying felony had been reduced to a misdemeanor in plea negotiations because of concerns about the complainant’s testimony. Probation told the court it had submitted a status report and recommended early termination, and the report stated Gilmore had completed conditions and received a certificate from a batterer-intervention program (BIP). The victim did not appear in court and had asked the state to voice her objection; the victim’s representative told the court she opposed early termination and wanted Gilmore to remain on probation for the full two years.

Judge Boyd asked whether the reduction to a misdemeanor was a benefit the defendant had already received; the court said reductions do not by themselves bar an early termination if the defendant has been rehabilitated. After reviewing the probation report and the BIP certificate, Boyd found Gilmore had accepted responsibility and had met probation requirements.

The court granted probation’s motion for early termination. As conditions of the ruling, Judge Boyd made an affirmative finding of family violence part of the record, ordered lifetime restrictions on firearm possession stemming from that finding, and prohibited any contact with the complainant. The court explicitly told Gilmore that the affirmative finding would remain on his record and that he must not own or possess weapons.

The transcript shows the probation placement date was recorded in the court synopsis as 2024-07-01; probation represented that Gilmore had been compliant since that placement. The court’s order was based on the probation report the judge reviewed in open court. No additional fines, restitution, or other penalties were announced in the hearing segment reporting the early-termination decision.

The court’s order resolved the pending probation-termination request; the court did not vacate the affirmative finding of family violence and imposed ongoing prohibitions tied to that finding.","Judge Stephanie Boyd granted probation’s request to end Zachary Gilmore’s misdemeanor probation early after probation reported completion and a BIP certificate, despite a victim objection asking he serve the full two years. The court ordered no contact, an affirmative finding of family violence remains, and a weapons prohibition.","actionData","errors"]

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