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Court revokes supervision for Jose Gonzales Jr., imposes 2-year state jail sentence
Summary
Jose Gonzales Jr. pleaded true to a supervision violation and the court revoked community supervision, imposing the underlying two-year state jail sentence and ordering dismissal of certain other cases as part of the agreement.
Judge Stephanie Boyd revoked Jose Gonzales Jr.'s community supervision and imposed a two-year sentence in the state jail facility after Gonzales pleaded true to an alleged violation, the court record shows.
On the record the defendant acknowledged the violation and accepted the consequences. Counsel reported a proposed agreement: revoke supervision and impose the underlying two-year sentence while the state would take certain pending cause numbers into consideration and dismiss related cases. The prosecutor summarized the agreement on the record: "Revoke supervision, impose the underlying sentence of 2 years. State will take into consideration and dismiss cause numbers 2025CR004275 and 2025CR004276," the court transcript records.
The judge accepted the plea of true, found the violation, and followed the parties' agreement. The court ordered that there be no contact with the complainant and noted that restitution, if any, would be handled separately. Gonzales confirmed on the record that he understood the consequences and waived his right to appeal as part of the agreement.
The judge recommended therapeutic community treatment for defendants with substance-use issues and advised Gonzales how to seek assistance after release if needed.
