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Court processes multiple docket items, resets and administrative matters
Summary
Judge Stephanie Boyd managed a packed docket: defendants were recalled or reset for discovery, arraignments and interpreter needs were addressed, and several cases were continued or set for future plea or disposition dates.
The 187th District Court session handled a series of administrative docket items, including resets, interpreter assignments and scheduling for several defendants.
Judge Stephanie Boyd recalled or reset multiple matters: Joshua Perkins’s disposition was continued and set for August 31, Reynaldo Torres Reyes was recalled for a misdemeanor plea on August 13, and Theresa McCormick’s matter was recalled for the following day because her attorney was ill. The court also coordinated interpreter availability for Dennis Zuniga Alvarado and addressed discovery timelines, ordering a 45‑day reset in one matter to allow defense review of Axon recordings and CPS materials.
Court staff and counsel confirmed compliance with discovery in several matters. The judge reminded parties of appearance times and admonished that docket participants must be present and prepared at 9 a.m. as scheduled. Several short pleas and arraignments were taken under advisement or set for later disposition as part of the court’s routine calendar management.
