Judge accepts multiple plea deals, orders deferred adjudication and sentencing conditions across morning docket

A presiding judge in a multi-case docket accepted plea agreements and imposed sentences or deferred adjudication in several matters during a morning calendar call.

The court accepted a plea from Ornewfon Lucio in a possession matter and ordered a $1,000 fine (probated), two years of deferred adjudication, regular random urine analyses, monthly field visits, a TAP (treatment assessment and placement) evaluation with follow-up per the evaluator’s recommendations, 200 hours of community-service restitution and proof of employment within 45 days; Lucio was barred from employment as a home-health provider or working with minors during probation. The judge summarized the court’s terms and cautioned that if Lucio did not complete treatment, revocation could lead to incarceration within the statutory range for the offense.

In the case of Lindsey Marie Martinez, defense counsel…