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Judge Boyd Resets Dixon bond hearing to June 9 to allow mental-health interview
Summary
The 187th District Court granted a two-week reset for a bond hearing in the case of Clinton Dixon so a requested psychiatric interview with Dr. Murphy can occur; the state agreed to the delay and the court set a June 9 hearing and noted the defendant's June 23 plea-deadline date.
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Judge Stephanie Boyd of the 187th District Court reset a bond hearing for Clinton Dixon to June 9 after defense counsel said they wanted a psychiatric interview with Dr. Murphy before addressing bond. The state told the court it was willing to agree to a two‑week reset. The judge noted Dixon’s plea deadline is June 23.Given the defense request, Boyd said she could set the bond hearing for June 9 and did so. Defense counsel confirmed the June 9 date in court. The state recorded that it would return on that date for a bond hearing.The court also recorded that the matter’s plea-deadline date remains June 23. No formal change to bond was made at the hearing; Boyd’s order simply set the bond hearing date to allow the requested mental‑health interview to occur prior to further consideration of bond.

