Judge Stephanie Boyd handles multiple pleas, a revocation and treatment orders in 187th District Court

Judge Stephanie Boyd presided over a busy docket in the 187th District Court on a morning calendar that included deferred-adjudication pleas, a revocation and multiple scheduling orders.

The most immediate outcomes included a revocation and prison sentence in one matter, deferred-adjudication dispositions in several others, and orders for drug testing and treatment evaluations. The court also granted continuances and set restitution hearings where parties requested additional time to prepare.

Decisions and scheduled actions at a glance

- Donald Lee Barnett Jr.: The court granted the State's motion to revoke community supervision after finding a violation true and sentenced Barnett to a term of incarceration. Judge Boyd announced, "The court is gonna find you guilty. The court is gonna revoke." The judge stated she would "send [you] 2 to 2 years in the prison" and give credit for time served. (Motion: Motion to enter adjudication of guilt and revoke community supervision; outcome: revocation and sentencing to 2 years; credit for time served; related parties on record.)

- Jason Bustos (sometimes listed as Jason Gustas/Bustos): The court accepted a plea and deferred finding of guilt on a case charged as aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. The record shows the parties submitted stipulations and the judge accepted the state's exhibits; the court ordered a PSI and a TAP evaluation and set a…