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Probation revoked for Akilai Brooks Jr.; judge sentences him to 7 years
Summary
The court found Akilai Brooks Jr. in violation of probation for unsupervised contact with minors, adjudicated him guilty, revoked deferred adjudication, and sentenced him to seven years in prison with lifetime Chapter 62 registration and restrictions on residing with or unsupervised contact with minors.
Judge Stephanie Boyd granted the state’s motion to revoke deferred adjudication for Akilai (spelled multiple ways in record) Brooks Jr. in cause 20238191 after the defendant pleaded true to a violation alleging unsupervised contact with minors.
Prosecutors told the court the violation occurred in Bexar County and that the state would waive remaining violations once the defendant admitted violation 29. Defense counsel acknowledged the plea and explained the defendant’s family circumstances, saying the children’s mother had relocated and that a lack of support contributed to the contact. The court noted the importance of sex-offender registration obligations and the costs associated with compliance.
Judge Boyd adjudicated Brooks guilty, revoked probation, and imposed a 7-year sentence in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. The judgment includes lifetime Chapter 62 registration, no unsupervised contact with minors, and a prohibition on residing in households with minors. The court clarified that supervised contact could be available through parole or by separate court action, but the residential restriction is categorical in the judgment unless modified by future legal process.
The court also instructed the clerk to ensure credit for time served for the period before extradition was processed.
