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Court finds Veronica Wicks’ supervision violation true, orders referral to treatment

187th District Court · July 30, 2026
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Summary

The court found a violation of condition 4 true for Veronica Wicks (deferred adjudication for possession) and ordered a referral to felony drug court (or SADA alternative), in‑custody treatment placement if needed, and post‑release sober‑support meeting requirements.

The court found Veronica Wicks’ violation of condition number 4 (failure to report) to be true and addressed the remedy requested by the parties. The state described the reported violations and probation confirmed missed reporting; the defendant pled true to the violation and the court considered proposed alternatives including a referral to felony drug court.

The judge told the parties: “Court is finding violation of condition number 4 true. I want the following done in custody. I want a referral to felony drug court. If not accept it, then it's going to be SADA.” The court also ordered two sober‑support meetings per week upon release, no residing with or unsupervised contact with minors, and a job‑skills course if requested. Probation and the DA were directed to coordinate placement and next steps.