Judge Stephanie Boyd issues multiple sentences, revocations and dismissals during crowded docket

Judge Stephanie Boyd presided over a full docket in the 187th District Court in Bexar County on Oct. 22, 2025, hearing pleas, motions to revoke community supervision, bond motions and several sentencing matters.

The hearing produced a string of immediate outcomes. The court found violations and imposed prison terms in multiple family-violence and violent-felony cases, revoked deferred adjudication in at least one matter, dismissed a case after the complainant waived prosecution, and denied or deferred several defense requests for bond reduction or continuance.

Why it matters: the docket shows the court addressing repeated probation violations and family-violence allegations, and it underscores the court's use of both incarceration and treatment recommendations (including therapeutic community or inpatient treatment) as responses. Several defendants were directed toward substance-use or therapeutic programs when possible; others received prison terms reflecting the court's finding of danger or prior violations.

Among the principal outcomes:

Austin Zachary Mark Gibson — The court took the state's motion to revoke deferred adjudication for case 2019CR8096 after Gibson pleaded true to alleged violations. Judge Boyd pronounced a revocation and sentenced Gibson to 10 years in prison, with credit for time served and a recommendation for a therapeutic community. "The court is gonna sentence you to 10 years in the prison," Judge Boyd said on the record when imposing sentence.

Troy Xavier Trevino — For multiple counts taken under several 2025 cause numbers, Trevino entered…