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Court revokes community supervision for Sammy Salazar, sentences him to four years
Summary
After a hearing on a motion to revoke community supervision, the 187th District Court found a violation true and sentenced Sammy Salazar to four years in prison, with credit for time served; chapter 62 registration was ordered.
The 187th District Court revoked community supervision and sentenced Sammy Salazar to four years in prison after the court found a probation violation true during a motion-to-revoke hearing.
Prosecutors presented alleged violations of a condition tied to treatment and supervision; Salazar admitted the violation and the court accepted the state’s recommended resolution. The judge revoked supervision, pronounced a four-year sentence in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice and ordered credit for time already served. The court also ordered chapter 62 sex-offender registration where applicable and confirmed the defendant’s limited right to appellate review related to the revocation.
The hearing included the defendant’s on-the-record acknowledgment of the violation and a factual colloquy during which Salazar affirmed awareness of the probation conditions and the consequences of pleading true to the violation. Salazar was advised of appeal-limitation consequences tied to plea and revocation procedures.
Probation and jail credit calculations were discussed and applied; the court instructed the clerk and probation to update records and to confirm any applicable registration requirements.
