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Travis Smith revoked and sentenced to five years after probation violations
Summary
After pleading true to a community‑supervision violation, the court revoked Travis Smith’s deferred adjudication and sentenced him to five years in prison; judge granted credit for time served.
Judge Stephanie Boyd revoked Travis Shane Smith’s deferred adjudication and sentenced him to five years in prison after Smith pleaded true to a supervision violation for failing to verify attendance at required meetings.
The state proceeded on violation of condition 17 — failure to attend or verify Alcoholics Anonymous/Narcotics Anonymous meetings for multiple months in 2019 — and Smith acknowledged the allegation. The state waived remaining violations. Smith told the court that noncompliance stemmed from lack of funds and later complacency; he said he has worked as a welder and fabricator in recent years.
After hearing brief testimony and mitigation arguments, the court found the violation true, revoked community supervision, and imposed five years’ incarceration, with credit for prior treatment time where applicable. The judge advised Smith about his limited appeal rights and restated the no‑weapons prohibition that accompanies a felony sentence.
Ending
The court emphasized behavioral‑health and treatment options previously offered to Smith but concluded that the violation record supported revocation and a custodial sentence.
