Judge Boyd sentences multiple defendants, grants deferred adjudication and orders restitution in Bexar County docket

Judge Stephanie Boyd handled a docket of criminal matters in the 187th District Court on Sept. 22, 2025, issuing prison terms after revocation findings in three cases, granting deferred adjudication in two theft-related cases and setting multiple restitution and review dates.

The most immediate actions included sentencing after revocation findings. The court sentenced Paul Anthony Ramirez to three years in prison after finding a violation of his community-supervision conditions true and accepting a state recommendation to revoke supervision. Judge Boyd told Ramirez she would follow the parties’ agreement and ordered a therapeutic-community placement request and standard felony restrictions, including a weapons prohibition. "I'm going to follow the agreement that you worked out based upon what your attorney is saying and what the state is saying," Judge Boyd said before imposing the sentence.

In separate revocation hearings the court revoked Alicia Rubio’s community supervision, finding violation of condition 39 true, and sentenced her to three years in prison with a $1,500 fine and an affirmative finding of family violence. The court ordered no contact with the…