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Judge Boyd sets bonds and conditions for Gabriel Diaz across multiple cases

2771462 · March 26, 2025
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Summary

The court set and adjusted bonds and supervision conditions for Gabriel Diaz in four active cause numbers, approving bonds ranging from $6,000 to $20,000 and ordering referrals and UA monitoring.

Judge Stephanie Boyd addressed multiple pending causes against Gabriel Diaz and set bond amounts and supervision conditions in each active matter.

The court followed the parties' agreement on bond amounts across four cause numbers: the court set bonds at $6,000 (cause PF01633), $10,000 (one cause), $20,000 (two causes) as reflected in the docket and counsel's agreement. The judge ordered regular urinalysis (UAs), waived UA fees in some instances, and referred Diaz to the Center for Health Care Services and to TAP/other evaluations where appropriate. The court also ordered partial GPS for medical appointments and waived GPS fees when specified.

Diaz, who appeared by Zoom from Medina County jail, answered the court's questions about custody time and mental-health history; the court asked probation and counsel to prepare orders consistent with the agreements and set a plea-deadline date for April 22. The judge also included reporting and referral conditions and required counsel to supply written orders for the clerk.

The court reiterated the plea-deadline date and excused Diaz after completing the bond and conditions orders.