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Judge Boyd grants early termination of probation for Genevieve Castillo
Summary
The 187th District Court granted Genevieve Castillo's application to end community supervision early after the probation supervisor and Castillo described completed conditions and positive life changes; the court ordered routine probation check-in steps.
Judge Stephanie Boyd granted an application Monday to terminate community supervision early for Genevieve Castillo, who told the court she has completed programs, is working to support two young children and has returned to school and training.
Castillo described changes since her conviction, saying, "I've learned that I was, it was a very young age this accidental incident occurred," and told the judge she now works two jobs and is raising children ages 11 and 5. The supervising officer testified that Castillo had completed required conditions and recommended early termination.
After placing the appellate and probation records on the docket, Judge Boyd said the court would grant the application for early termination and advised Castillo to check in with probation for final paperwork. The judge said probation would provide the necessary instructions and that the court noted the completion of conditions in the record.
The order ends Castillo's community supervision; the court directed her to follow the usual probation office procedures to finalize the record and obtain any certificates or forms needed to reflect the court's action.
