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Judge Boyd Accepts No-Contest Pleas; Hank Maldonado Sentenced to 12 Months in State Jail
Summary
In 187th District Court proceedings, Judge Stephanie Boyd followed a plea bargain and sentenced Hank Maldonado to concurrent 12-month terms in state jail after no-contest pleas; the state opposed his application for deferred adjudication and restitution and no-contact conditions were ordered.
Judge Stephanie Boyd of the 187th District Court accepted no-contest pleas from Hank Maldonado and sentenced him to 12 months in a state jail facility under the terms of his plea bargain. The judge said the court followed the plea agreement and that the sentences on the two cause numbers would run concurrently.
The court’s action came after the state and defense confirmed they had reviewed the presentence investigation (PSI) report. Patrick Harris Sandler, representing the State, told the court that Maldonado’s history and failure to appear in prior matters counseled against deferred adjudication. David McLean, Maldonado’s defense attorney, asked the…
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