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Judge Boyd remands John Alexander Martinez without bond after late appearance
Summary
The court remanded John Alexander Martinez without bond after he failed to appear on time for a scheduled hearing; the court said it will reconsider bond if the defendant makes an appearance.
The 187th District Court remanded John Alexander Martinez without bond after the defendant failed to be present at the scheduled docket time and Deputy Laura reported he arrived late. The court granted the state's request for a bond revocation and ordered Martinez remanded without bond, saying the court will reconsider that custody decision if the defendant makes an appearance.
On the record, Deputy Laura confirmed she had announced the defendant's presence and the court noted the defendant “appeared late for docket.” The court stated, “He will be remanded without bond. If he makes an appearance, the court will reconsider.” The action was taken during routine docket call after the prosecutor summarized the arraignment status and counsel announcements were made on the record.
The order was limited to this docket appearance; the court did not set additional conditions on the record but noted the remand was subject to reconsideration if Martinez appears in court.
