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Judge revokes probation for Mark Anthony Perez, sentences him to two years in state jail
Summary
In Bexar County court, Judge Stephanie Boyd found a probation violation true for Mark Anthony Perez and accepted a plea agreement to revoke probation, imposing a two-year state-jail sentence with conditions including an affirmative finding of family violence and no contact orders.
Judge Stephanie Boyd of the 187th District Court revoked the community supervision of Mark Anthony Perez and sentenced him to two years in a state jail facility after Perez pleaded true to a probation violation.
The hearing began when the court called State v. Mark Anthony Perez. The court read the motion to revoke community supervision and the state identified a violation of a supervision condition. Perez pleaded “True,” and the parties presented a plea agreement the judge accepted. "Court will find condition of violation number 41 true," the judge said, and the court followed the parties' proposed recommendation to revoke probation and sentence Perez to two years in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
Under the terms announced in court, the sentence carries an affirmative finding of family violence and includes orders that Perez have no contact with the named protected person (identified in court as Juan Perez) and not reside with minors. The defendant waived the right to appeal as part of the plea-counsel admonitions read on the record.
Judge Boyd also advised Perez about collateral consequences tied to the conviction, noting the weapon-possession prohibition that follows a felony conviction with an affirmative family-violence finding.
The court credited Perez for any time already served and directed that standard post-sentencing procedures be followed.
No additional restitution, fines, or special reporting conditions beyond those stated in court were announced at sentencing. The clerk will enter the judgment and the probation and jail records will reflect the court's orders.
