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Judge permits probation reporting around work schedule, allows travel for work
Summary
In State v. Ray Guthrie the court amended reporting conditions to allow monthly reporting coordinated with work, granted permission for out‑of‑county travel for work only, and set a follow‑up review if compliance is satisfactory.
At a hearing on the docket for the 187th District Court, the judge considered and granted a request to amend probation reporting conditions for Ray Guthrie (case 2025CR009502). The change allows Guthrie to report around his work schedule and permits out‑of‑county travel for work purposes only, while requiring at least monthly contact with probation.
When explaining the ruling the judge stated, “You have the court's permission to report around, your work schedule.” The court also noted that Guthrie had been placed on probation in January and emphasized that if there are no issues the court would revisit the matter in roughly four months.
Andre Matos announced for the defense on the record. Guthrie confirmed understanding of the conditions in open court. The court instructed counsel and probation to coordinate any specific scheduling and to document attempts to reach probation officers by email or phone to create an evidentiary record if problems arise.
Next steps: The probation office will monitor compliance under the amended conditions; Guthrie is expected to report at least monthly and to return to court for review if requested or if compliance issues emerge.
