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Judge Boyd revokes supervision for Gaspar Rodriguez, imposes two-year state-jail sentence
Summary
After pleading true to a violation of condition number 4, Gaspar Rodriguez had his community supervision revoked and the court assessed two years in a state jail facility plus a $500 fine.
Judge Stephanie Boyd found that defendant Gaspar Rodriguez violated a condition of community supervision and revoked his supervision, imposing a state-jail sentence.
Rodriguez acknowledged that he had violated condition number 4 by failing to report as directed in December 2024. He pleaded "true" to that violation; the State waived the remaining allegations. The State asked the court to revoke supervision and assess punishment of two years in the state jail facility. Defense counsel asked for 18 months, citing the defendant's substance-use disorder and treatment participation; counsel urged consideration of credit for productive participation in programming.
Judge Boyd granted the State's motion, found the violation true, and sentenced Rodriguez to two years in a state jail facility with a $500 fine; time and monetary penalties were ordered to run concurrent. The judge advised Rodriguez on limited appellate rights and confirmed the imposition of the fine and confinement.
The court directed the clerk to record the judgment and credited any time already served toward the sentence.
