Judge sets $10,000 bond for Kevin Lawwill, orders 30 sober‑support meetings; contested hearing set Oct. 9

Judge Stephanie Boyd of the 187th District Court in Bexar County set bond at $10,000 for Kevin Lawwill and ordered him to complete 30 sober‑support meetings within 30 days, while scheduling a contested hearing for Oct. 9 at 9 a.m.

The order came after prosecutors and defense counsel presented an agreed recommendation. “The court is gonna set the bond at $10,000,” Judge Boyd said while announcing the court would also require the meetings as a condition of release.

The court called the matter as 2021 CR 4317, State of Texas v. Kevin Lawwill. Defense counsel informed the court that Lawwill had been taken into custody and waived his attorney’s presence for the docket call. The prosecutor said the parties had reached an agreement recommending the $10,000 bond.

Judge Boyd asked about practical issues for compliance, noting Lawwill lives in Victoria County, which counsel said is about an hour and a half from San Antonio; the judge said she considered that distance when imposing conditions. The judge also ordered the case set for a contested motion to revoke in 14 days, which the court later scheduled for Oct. 9 at 9 a.m.

The transcript also records a reference to probation cost numbers in the case record (quoted in the docket as “20.21 c r 4.03 $1.07”), but no clear explanation of those entries was made on the record.

The court directed the parties to coordinate the contested reset date with the clerk; Lawwill was told to be present and on time for the next hearing.

Case status and enforcement of the bond and conditions will depend on the outcome of the contested hearing on Oct. 9.