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Judge Boyd allows GPS partial tracking for Samantha Rendon; fees waived
Summary
In a violation-hearing scheduling on the 187th District Court docket, Judge Stephanie Boyd ordered partial GPS monitoring for Samantha Rendon limited to medical appointments and waived associated fees.
Judge Stephanie Boyd presided over a hearing setting and condition review for Samantha Rendon in the 187th District Court.
The court set the defendant's monitoring to GPS partial, limited to medical appointments, and clarified that her current GPS schedule prohibits her from being outside between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. Judge Boyd noted the partial-tracking exception was granted to allow Rendon to attend her daughter's medical appointments. The court also waived the fees associated with the monitoring order.
Rendon told the court she is unemployed and that her daughter is 16 and has scheduled doctor visits. The court and the prosecutor discussed the existing GPS time window and confirmed the partial exception would allow travel for medical appointments only. Probation staff on the record confirmed that Rendon is currently on GPS with a curfew window noted in the record.
The court directed counsel to place a copy of the order in the file. The clerk confirmed the fees were waived on the record.
The matter was continued administratively for the court file to be updated and for the clerks to docket the partial monitoring order.
