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Judge Boyd moves through crowded 187th District docket, orders probation terms and sentences in multiple cases
Summary
Judge Stephanie Boyd presided over the 187th District Court docket, setting bonds, accepting pleas, ordering probation conditions (including sober-support meetings and restitution), and imposing several sentences including an 18-month state-jail term after a probation revocation.
Judge Stephanie Boyd presided over the 187th District Court docket, calling dozens of criminal matters and issuing a mix of procedural rulings, plea acceptances and sentencing orders.
The most immediate orders included new probation conditions for a defendant identified in court as Mr. Halstead — Judge Boyd extended his community supervision and ordered him to attend sober-support meetings twice weekly and to pay $500 by March 2; she warned, "Don't test positive," and said further positive UAs could prompt a motion to revoke. In State v. Richard Porfirio Gonzalez, the court found a violation of condition 4 true, revoked community…
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