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Judge Boyd hears pleas, revocations and sentences in Bexar County docket; multiple defendants ordered to treatment or prison
Summary
At a full docket before Judge Stephanie Boyd, the court processed pleas, revocation motions and sentencing decisions across dozens of cases. Notable outcomes included a two-year prison sentence after revocation, amended treatment-focused conditions in several probation revocation matters, and bond settings for two separate cause numbers.
SAN ANTONIO — Judge Stephanie Boyd of the 187th District Court convened a lengthy docket call in Bexar County on Feb. 10, 2026, during which the court recorded pleas, reviewed discovery, heard witness testimony, and issued sentences or amended supervision conditions in multiple cases.
The court handled a range of matters including competency and mental-health evaluations, motions to withdraw counsel, plea-deadline resets, revocation hearings and sentencing. Early in the session the court scheduled an updated evaluation and return date for James Lloyd after jail staff reported behavioral outbursts; the court ordered the evaluation and set a recall to consider placement in a state cognitive/ISF unit.
In one of the session's most consequential rulings, the court revoked deferred adjudication and sentenced Michael Anthony Fosse in 2025CR002639 to two years in prison after the defendant waived appellate rights. Judge Boyd made an affirmative deadly-weapon finding and ordered no contact with the complainant. The court confirmed the defendant had previously pled…
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