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Judge revokes probation, imposes concurrent prison terms in Adrian Hernandez cases
Summary
After testimony from family members and argument from both sides, the judge revoked probation in a prior evading case and imposed concurrent prison terms across multiple cause numbers, including a 6-year revocation sentence and concurrent terms up to 12 years. No-contact orders and therapeutic referrals were included.
At a revocation and sentencing hearing, the judge found violations true in a community-supervision matter and imposed prison sentences across multiple cause numbers for Adrian Isaac Hernandez.
The state urged denial of deferred adjudication and sought prison, citing the defendant's failure to comply while on felony probation and his participation in new aggravated-robbery-related offenses. Defense counsel presented family witnesses who testified they would provide supervision, housing and employment opportunities if the court allowed supervision.
After hearing argument and mitigation, the judge revoked probation in 2024CR007176, found the alleged violations true and sentenced the defendant to six years in prison on the revocation (with credit for time served). The court also entered guilty findings and concurrent sentences in related 2025 cause numbers, including affirmative deadly-weapon findings and prison terms of up to 12 years on some causes. The judge ordered no contact with listed co-defendants and recommended placement in a therapeutic community when appropriate.
The judge explained limited appellate rights arising from plea agreements and warned the defendant about weapon-prohibition consequences following felony convictions.
