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Defendant pleads no contest; court imposes 92 days and $2,000 restitution
Summary
In State v. Bonair Antonio Ocedo Aguilera the court accepted a no-contest plea to unauthorized use of a vehicle (state jail felony), found the defendant guilty, sentenced him to 92 days in the Bexar County jail and ordered $2,000 restitution and no-contact orders.
When the court called State v. Bonair Antonio Ocedo Aguilera the interpreter Lupita Buetrol was sworn and the court confirmed the defendant and counsel had reviewed discovery and plea paperwork. The court accepted the defendant's no-contest plea and stated, "The court will find the defendant guilty." The judge imposed a 92-day sentence in the Bexar County jail, ordered $2,000 in restitution to Adrian De Leon and issued no-contact orders for Adrian De Leon and Andrew Perez.
The court advised the defendant of rights being waived by the plea, including the right to jury trial and the limited scope to appeal written pretrial motions. The prosecutor offered the state's exhibits, defense counsel indicated the client accepted responsibility, and the court noted the judgment would be marked satisfied consistent with the plea agreement.
