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Judge revokes supervision, sentences Amber Lopez to four years in prison
Summary
Amber Nicole Lopez pleaded true to probation violations; the court revoked community supervision and sentenced her to four years in prison and a $2,000 fine, with the court recommending placement in a therapeutic community.
Judge Stephanie Boyd found Amber Nicole Lopez in violation of her community-supervision conditions and followed a plea agreement that revoked her supervision and imposed a term in state prison.
At a hearing on a motion to revoke community supervision, Lopez acknowledged she failed to report to her supervision officer for multiple months in 2024 and pleaded true to additional violations covering January through April 2025. The state asked the court to revoke supervision and sentence Lopez to four years in prison; the defense indicated that was the agreement. The judge advised Lopez of the consequences of pleading true and accepted the plea.
The court revoked Lopez's community supervision and sentenced her to four years in prison and a $2,000 fine, with credit for time served. The court noted pending misdemeanor cases and that other courts would address those matters separately. The judge also ordered no contact with Ramon Abraham Garcia and no unsupervised contact with minors and recommended placement in a therapeutic community. The court explained Lopez would lose the right to possess weapons because of the felony conviction and urged her to seek help for sobriety and maintaining family relationships upon release.
Probation-related restitution and fees were discussed; the court followed the plea agreement and set concurrent timelines where applicable.
