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Court adjudicates Marquise Bossier and sentences him to 237 days in county jail
Summary
After the state amended its motion, the court found Marquise Bossier in violation of a batterers intervention condition and adjudicated him guilty, sentencing him to 237 days in the Bexar County Jail under an agreement.
The 187th District Court adjudicated Marquise Tyre Bossier guilty for failing to comply with batterer intervention program requirements and sentenced him to 237 days in the Bexar County Jail.
The state amended its supplemental motion to proceed on violation of condition 14(g), alleging Bossier failed to comply with the batterers intervention and prevention program. Bossier pleaded true to the charge in court. The state and defense presented a negotiated resolution: the court would grant the state’s motion, adjudicate guilt, and impose a 237‑day jail sentence with credit for time served.
Defense counsel said Bossier had completed other court‑ordered programming and partially paid fines and fees but had not completed the batterers intervention course. The court accepted the agreement, entered judgment adjudicating Bossier guilty with an affirmative family‑violence finding, ordered no contact with the complainant and imposed the county‑jail sentence.
The court instructed the clerk to record restitution and credit any time already served. The judge noted the conviction’s implications, including restrictions on firearm possession, and offered procedural information on appeal rights limited by the plea arrangement.
