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Court accepts deferred-adjudication plea for Devonna Lee Bovi with treatment and restitution conditions

187th District Court Docket · July 23, 2026
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Summary

Devonna Lee Bovi pleaded no contest to a controlled-substance offense; the court accepted a deferred adjudication disposition including probated fine, TAP evaluation, community service and treatment referrals.

Devonna Lee Bovi appeared for a plea and the court reviewed advisals and statutory rights before accepting a no-contest plea and deferring adjudication. The state recommended deferred adjudication with a probated $1,000 fine, 100 hours of community service, TAP evaluation, regular UA testing and treatment referrals; the court warned that failure to comply could lead to revocation and possible incarceration.

At sentencing colloquy the judge emphasized attendance at sober-support meetings and other program appointments, saying defendants must “make all of these appointments” to avoid return to custody. The court ordered the standard reporting requirements and referred the defendant for TAP and felony drug-court consideration where appropriate. Defense counsel confirmed the defendant’s understanding of the plea and that she had waived certain appellate rights as part of the agreement.

The court will monitor compliance through probation and scheduled follow-ups; failure to meet conditions may prompt a motion to revoke or other enforcement action.