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Judge orders prison terms and deferred probation in multi-count child-related cases against Daniel Noble
Summary
In a consolidated sentencing, the presiding judge imposed concurrent prison terms for three convictions and deferred proceedings with 10-year probation on a fourth count for Daniel Noble, citing need for both punishment and treatment.
A presiding judge in the 252nd District Court sentenced Daniel Noble to concurrent terms of six years in the Institutional Division of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice on three separate counts of ****** assault of a child and deferred adjudication probation for 10 years on a fourth related count.
The judge told Noble the sentence was a hybrid intended to provide both immediate punishment and post-release treatment, saying the court wanted "some punishment. Go to prison, understand what it's like, for some amount of time" while…
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