Leslie Ann Ayala revoked and sentenced to four years after pleading true to probation violation

Leslie Ann Ayala appeared with counsel and admitted a violation of condition number 1 (an alleged new possession offense). The court accepted her plea of true, adjudicated guilt, and followed a negotiated agreement with the state to revoke probation and impose a four-year prison sentence. Nut graf: The state presented the alleged violation and a related new charge (possession of a controlled substance). Ayala confirmed she understood the consequences including the potential exposure up to 20 years, and she requested the court to follow the negotiated 4-year sentence; the court complied, taking related cause numbers into consideration. The court read the allegations, confirmed the defendant’s waiver and understanding, and accepted the agreement. The record notes additional case numbers to be taken into consideration and an instruction about therapeutic-community referral; the court reiterated that, because this was a plea agreement and waiver of appeal, the defendant’s appeal rights were limited. Ending: The court ordered the sentence, credited any time served, and instructed counsel and probation to handle paperwork for therapeutic-program referral and placement.