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These young men need male mentors. He is on the wrong track and needs a lifetime of someone guiding him to get on the right path. Finding that in jail is the wrong answer.
Her telling how people in prison will sell him for a pack of cigarettes! OMG!! Couldnt believe what i heard! Good to hear her being up front and honest about what really happens in prison.
@NotThatBob. I disagree. He was at that age where bad decisions are made by both males and females. He really did appear to be trying to comply with showing up at AA meetings. And he had a good attitude when he woke up drunk, surrounded by the police officers at that intersection. We all do dumb stuff when we are young. I hope he never shows up in court again. He appears to be well-dressed and he was driving a Lexus. Judge Boyd gave him another chance. That says a lot in itself. She has a very strong bullshit detector.
@@libbyworkman3459 strange how so many people never make decisions that actually put them in trouble with the law or in prison. But those that do continue making the same mistake over and over and over again. It's kind of like they're dumb and can't learn. All they think about is instant gratification not future consequences. Then they never face true consequences and just keep getting released back in public over and over and over again until something bad actually does happen usually to an innocent bystander. All because the true dumb person that can't learn is allowed to continue to participate in society and get his instant gratification.
Am I the only one that thinks an individual on probation should be violated waaaaaaay before the defendants have sooooo many violations over time and then only have to be made responsible for one or two of them and have the rest waived? Then a motion to revoke is filed and the defendant again gets probation! Hasn’t the defendant proven that they aren’t good candidates for probation? I don’t get it!!!
💯 percent agree with you! I don’t get why most their violations are waived because that just teaches them that they can go against the rules and not suffer any consequences!
Maybe they're reluctant to put this guy in with other, more "experienced" prisoners, knowing that he will be more likely to continue committing crimes afterwards.
This judge is my favorite. She knows her business, but she works hard to try to help these people get their crap together. She is more than fair, tough, smart...and oddly she treats these kids like they mean something to society.
@@sandib4234 yeah, he's absolutely going to fail his probation. His a$s will be in jail shortly. He's too arrogant. He thinks because he's young they won't jail him. He is so wrong :)
Back again.....really.....so much for deferred adjudication! This young man is headed for prison. That's not a question of IF it is a matter of WHEN! The court has bent over backwards to give him options.....he just choses to ignore them!
This particular video should be used as a teaching tool in HS! When he stated that his options were limited because of a 'felony', that is what should be emphasized to teenagers. Do not get a felony, it will limit your choices in life!
certainly something as off there, when she said he only did a few AA, then State agreed he did all but 6 - I agree, it's not stopped him drinking, but then living with relatives, when already in a bad situation is perhaps not the best - Maybe a halfway house where teens can be supervised, away from the living conditions where they got into trouble, but for work or trade school, rather than full prison is something that society needs?
He thinks he will be a bad-ass in prison. He hasn't been to prison so he doesn't have a clue, but if he keeps this life style up, he will find out. Prison is not a fun place. My nephew is in prison and he has seen some horrific things.
How many chances do people get until they are "really" held accountable? Instead, people on probation, get a 2nd and 3rd probation at thw same time gor new crimes committed since the first probation. Disgusting. Between probation and concurrent it's no wonder it's not taken seriously
Yeah I am thinking the same thing. What is the point of probation if the defendant gets another chance on top of that? I understand for some cases, and others like this one involves a young man who has the opportunity to get his felony dropped down to a misdemeanor, how many chances does one get before the courts are supposed to give up? To clarify, I am not sure if this is the case for this guy, but was the case for me
Probation is no walk in the park. They are seriously monitored. They have a lot of money to pay back, they have classes and community hours they have to serve and they are expected to hold down jobs. Prison they can take classes, but it is a much harsher environment. They usually try and give the young criminals a chance or s verbal as their life in prison can involve rape and other violence.
I actually watched this on her TH-cam channel a couple days ago. Judge Boyd streams her cases every day on her TH-cam channel so you really get to see everything.
Problem is these young guys think they are the toughest. Maybe they are on their blocks with their buddies. But in prison with the real criminals they will very shortly find out what babies they are. Up for sale!
Not true, parents can teach their kids right from wrong, kids will make their OWN choices at that age! Stop blaming parents for these young people's CHOICES!!
@@jim-xj4ub not true. Everyone wants to blame the parents. The parents could have tried and tried to get him on the right path. We don’t know what the parents have done or not done to help their son.
I will never understand how it’s acceptable to laugh at rape when it comes to men or to even bring it up, casually in any conversation. This is the second judge I’ve heard use rape in male prisons as a scare tactic.
More judges should warn people what they have to look forward to; too many of these punk ass little gangster-wannabes think theyre so tough but the reality is that theyd be eaten up in prison and maybe they need to stop making horrible choices thatll lead them there
I agree that rape, and even joking about is unacceptable and definitely is going on in the prison system. But to be clear, she wasn’t talking about rape…for something/someone to be “sold” or “traded” means there is a choice involved and you can’t sell or trade something that’s not willing to be given away…desperate times will catch dudes doing desperate things 🧐
Who is laughing? No person should be violated or touched inappropriately or in violence. It is a fact that there is a pecking order in prison. Bad things happen inside and outside prison. The judge is telling the young man the truth.
Ok after rewatching this case and reading some of the comments, i came to conclusion that im with JD Boyd. He's not a "criminal"per se, he have substances problems that can be resolved while he can. Sending him to prison will not help with his drug/alcohol abuse, because the trauma will still there waiting until he is released from the jail. Hope he can overcome his burdens.
Wow what difference 5 mouths makes he has that definite look. Here ya go getting let off again. He didnt learn the first time or the second time and now here comes a third
"How far did you go in school?" "I graduated". Graduating from grade school or middle school is not the same as graduating from HS. Did you get an HS diploma or are you "working" on getting your GED? Words matter.
STOP DEFENSE ATTORNEY! Drivers have to take a test to drive and every test has questions about stopping for police car lights. “Did he see the lights, did he recognize you??”
When the officer said, he is not legally blind when asked by the Defense lawyer how could she be sure Mr. Chavez had seen her in her patrol car, I thought, I rest my case.
Young people need to seriously consider trade school! An apprenticeship will take you 4 years, more or less. It's highly technical and math heavy, so tradespeople are not uneducated and ignorant. Washing out of an apprenticeship is sad--tradespeople as journeyperson workers is the key to a high salary as your skills grow. College is NOT for everybody and school counselors need to quit telling young people that's the only path to success. There's no shame in working with your hands!
My husband is/was a doctor. Got sick of Healthcare and is now in trade school to be an electrician 🙃. Aint nothing wrong with trade school. If he woulda just done that to begin with instead of being pressured to go to college for a decade we would have less debt
So, this is his second offense? 1st time he had a handgun IN SCHOOL. He got a break, which is sad all by itself. Now he is caught with a felony amount of drugs. He is NOT trying to stay out of prison. Deferred again?
If we are admitting that we cannot protect convicts from homosexual rape, then we should not be sending people to prison. It's as if rape is the punishment for crime; if so then that is literally what the sentence should be: "I' am sentencing you to 5 years of rape."
Sorry, but this kid will be back. He is not scared enough to stay out of trouble. I am speaking as a mother of a felon. I raised one just like him. He is just too cool to understand right now, but he will.
This is not an excuse for this kid at all. It's just a statement. I'll never understand why you can carry a rifle for the US government or be held accountable as an adult at the age of 18 but can't drink until the age of 21. It doesn't make sense.
If the judge is willing to send anyone to prison knowing what she just said, that would make the judge guilty of human trafficking, reckless endangerment, intimidation, negligence and assault. How is that not cruel and unusual punishment. The judge needs to spend her time locking up prison guards and wardens for allowing that behavior. The state should be sued for every single assault in prison. The state is the legally responsibly party.
"not true" on the drinking and driving? he admitted he drank beer and vodka. soooo what? the lady cop was lying? I dont get that one. with all those violations I just KNEW he was going to prison. im really surprised with this outcome. I think Judge tried her hardest NOT to say "you're a pretty boy, they gonna have a guuuud time with you, do you understand?"
It was referenced in his previous case summary (written) that he brought a 9mm handgun to school. The actual conviction to that case was that he plead guilty to was for Possession of a Handgun on School Premises.
Probation officer??? It's the attire for court and the mannerisms that have me lost. She should have requested to zoom her testimony. Then Judge Boyd 'you're going to be sold for a pack of cigarettes and some extra dessert' 😂😂😂
So sad that parents/grandparents come to this country to get away from violence only to let their kids lead the same exact life they were trying to get away from.
Dont see how deferred adjudication protects the innocent public? Seems more consideration is always for the perpetrators than the victims. If they commit a crime they commit a crime. There is no fairy dust that undoes it.
@@ryandiaz8415huh? In order to be eligible for deferred adjudication, the defendant first has to be found guilty of the offense. The punishment can either be prison, probation or deferred. So your comment about having a presumption of innocence is just childish and silly. They’ve been found guilty. Deferred will keep it off their record and is usually reserved for first time offenders in the hopes that it will allow them to change and continue in their development. Once a person has gone to prison and has a guilty conviction recorded, they are much more likely to continue to offend. It’s very hard to get good jobs with that on your record.
I find it ironic that this is being held in the 187th district court because Judge Boyd just "murdered" this defendant with that statement about prison. 😅
It was referenced in his previous case summary (written) that he brought a 9mm handgun to school. The actual conviction to that case was that he plead guilty to was for Possession of a Handgun on School Premises.
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This defense attorney is grasping for straws as they say. It's hard to defend stupid.
I am subscribed....and yes, I whined about it...
When she said you bout to be sold for a pack of cigarettes and candies..... I fainted 😂😂
It is polite way to say "You'll think you've been f***** by a train".
@@docnele 😭😭😭😭, he finna be a pillow princess and a dessert.
Special he 19.
These young men need male mentors. He is on the wrong track and needs a lifetime of someone guiding him to get on the right path. Finding that in jail is the wrong answer.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
She's not kidding!
I had a nightmare last night of judge Boyd saying “this is what the court is going to do” 😢
Guilty concise about anything ?😂
@@scottgilliam8185 😂😂😂🥹🥹🥹
Don’t worry, she’ll just give you a million deferments. She’s so soft on criminals
Or "here's the thing" 😂😅
Everytime I hear the word “kid” I hear Judge Boyd’s stern voice “kids are baby goats”
Some people are born to remain dumb their entire lives.
You aren't lying mate😅
@@Madridme3 You mean like the white students who've shot up and murdered other students and Teachers at their schools. Those ' usual suspects ' ?
Oh stuck on it for sure.
Dumb kid. I hope he figures things out, though.
Her telling how people in prison will sell him for a pack of cigarettes! OMG!! Couldnt believe what i heard! Good to hear her being up front and honest about what really happens in prison.
A lot of them need to be told because apparently they think it's going to be a party when they go there!!
They're gonna be selling him for more than a pack of cigarettes or a candy bar, if you catch my drift?! 😉
Back in the day, when I was in junior high school, we had a program called Scared Straight that kept many of us out of the prison system.
@@billyonthewheels75 They need to bring back that series on TV, especially TODAY with all the craziness going on!
She’s keeping it real.
This is a hardcore bad kid. We'll see him before 6 months go by.
yup
@NotThatBob. I disagree. He was at that age where bad decisions are made by both males and females. He really did appear to be trying to comply with showing up at AA meetings. And he had a good attitude when he woke up drunk, surrounded by the police officers at that intersection. We all do dumb stuff when we are young. I hope he never shows up in court again. He appears to be well-dressed and he was driving a Lexus. Judge Boyd gave him another chance. That says a lot in itself. She has a very strong bullshit detector.
@@libbyworkman3459 strange how so many people never make decisions that actually put them in trouble with the law or in prison. But those that do continue making the same mistake over and over and over again. It's kind of like they're dumb and can't learn. All they think about is instant gratification not future consequences. Then they never face true consequences and just keep getting released back in public over and over and over again until something bad actually does happen usually to an innocent bystander. All because the true dumb person that can't learn is allowed to continue to participate in society and get his instant gratification.
another illegal that gets to stay because he was born here
Yikes! Judge Boyd is 100% correct on that one!!
Another grandparent taking care of a felon grandkid!!
I think that's part of the problem right there, they let them get away with too much!
Am I the only one that thinks an individual on probation should be violated waaaaaaay before the defendants have sooooo many violations over time and then only have to be made responsible for one or two of them and have the rest waived? Then a motion to revoke is filed and the defendant again gets probation! Hasn’t the defendant proven that they aren’t good candidates for probation? I don’t get it!!!
💯 percent agree with you! I don’t get why most their violations are waived because that just teaches them that they can go against the rules and not suffer any consequences!
Maybe they're reluctant to put this guy in with other, more "experienced" prisoners, knowing that he will be more likely to continue committing crimes afterwards.
And the probation officer ? Seemed like a high school girl,,
Judge Boyd does so much to try to help defendants. More than any other judge that I’ve seen.
Another chance. Then another. Then another. Than another...
Wow, she's so truthful. For Newports and Skittles is wild!!!!
Why do all these Hispanic defendants have their bangs cut short and straight across ? Is this a gang thing?
@@megmeyer7563 I've read it's a style for that age group, but gang affiliation wasn't mentioned.
I mean, he's worth at least a Kit Kat, but that's just my opinion.
fruit cups are big money inside
This judge is my favorite. She knows her business, but she works hard to try to help these people get their crap together. She is more than fair, tough, smart...and oddly she treats these kids like they mean something to society.
This deferred adjudication is BS
These dummies never successfully complete it anyway!
Weak judge Boyd again.
I know it is, but I know she's doing it to give him a chance to avoid what she's warning him about. Looks like it hasn't worked so far...
Statistically, deferred probation has been working for decades; we're not privy to the success stories.
@@PAMELAPORTER-ci7mr That's true, we're not-I didn't think of that.
When she said: You could become a plumber. His face... as if she'd said, you could go breakdancing on the moon.
Judge Boyd doing the “scare straight” talk to wake up this guy! She’s great!😮
Students who bring weapons to school should have mandatory jail time.... period.
Sorry, all we have is thoughts and prayers 🙅♂️
With their parents
He's lying his a$s off.
And he's defiant look how he's holding his head 🤨
@@sandib4234 yeah, he's absolutely going to fail his probation. His a$s will be in jail shortly. He's too arrogant. He thinks because he's young they won't jail him. He is so wrong :)
He needs prison. He’s a thug.
He brought a gun to school and he was allowed to graduate? What am I missing here?
Maybe an expulsion and admittance to a special security school? I hope?
Why would an eighteen year old bring a gun to school?? How stupid!!
Alas, Mr. Attitude will be back. He wants to think he's a gangster.
He has Napoleon syndrome. It's not working for him. It's like the sovcit, it never works, bit that keep on trying. 😂
Back again.....really.....so much for deferred adjudication! This young man is headed for prison. That's not a question of IF it is a matter of WHEN! The court has bent over backwards to give him options.....he just choses to ignore them!
Sounds like he will not be bent over backwards in prison.
He had his chance but didn’t listen to the Judge!! Paybacks are hell and you will find out if sent to prison!
This particular video should be used as a teaching tool in HS! When he stated that his options were limited because of a 'felony', that is what should be emphasized to teenagers. Do not get a felony, it will limit your choices in life!
He’ll be traded around!
This probation officer acts like a teenager, not like a grown up with a real job.
certainly something as off there, when she said he only did a few AA, then State agreed he did all but 6 - I agree, it's not stopped him drinking, but then living with relatives, when already in a bad situation is perhaps not the best - Maybe a halfway house where teens can be supervised, away from the living conditions where they got into trouble, but for work or trade school, rather than full prison is something that society needs?
He thinks he will be a bad-ass in prison. He hasn't been to prison so he doesn't have a clue, but if he keeps this life style up, he will find out. Prison is not a fun place. My nephew is in prison and he has seen some horrific things.
Prisons are chock full of dreadful and unpleasant people.🍁🍂🍁🍂🍁🍂🍁🍂🍁🍂
Judge Boyd is keeping it real…..for a pack of cigarettes or an extra dessert 😮
How many chances do people get until they are "really" held accountable? Instead, people on probation, get a 2nd and 3rd probation at thw same time gor new crimes committed since the first probation. Disgusting. Between probation and concurrent it's no wonder it's not taken seriously
Yeah I am thinking the same thing. What is the point of probation if the defendant gets another chance on top of that? I understand for some cases, and others like this one involves a young man who has the opportunity to get his felony dropped down to a misdemeanor, how many chances does one get before the courts are supposed to give up? To clarify, I am not sure if this is the case for this guy, but was the case for me
@@thezachxcompletely agree. It’s ridiculous
Weak Judge Boyd again let's the criminal walk free.
Probation is no walk in the park. They are seriously monitored. They have a lot of money to pay back, they have classes and community hours they have to serve and they are expected to hold down jobs. Prison they can take classes, but it is a much harsher environment. They usually try and give the young criminals a chance or s verbal as their life in prison can involve rape and other violence.
@@thesilversurfer7136telling the truth out here
He's gonna be the prison b
When not if he goes to prison he can only blame himself when he's physically assaulted.
I actually watched this on her TH-cam channel a couple days ago. Judge Boyd streams her cases every day on her TH-cam channel so you really get to see everything.
What is her channel name?
Problem is these young guys think they are the toughest. Maybe they are on their blocks with their buddies. But in prison with the real criminals they will very shortly find out what babies they are. Up for sale!
Gonna be walking around the prison holding the inside of some dude's pocket
he should go to prison for the 9mm
When parents are doing nothing, this is the result.
So true..
Not true, parents can teach their kids right from wrong, kids will make their OWN choices at that age! Stop blaming parents for these young people's CHOICES!!
@@jim-xj4ub not true. Everyone wants to blame the parents. The parents could have tried and tried to get him on the right path. We don’t know what the parents have done or not done to help their son.
I will never understand how it’s acceptable to laugh at rape when it comes to men or to even bring it up, casually in any conversation. This is the second judge I’ve heard use rape in male prisons as a scare tactic.
More judges should warn people what they have to look forward to; too many of these punk ass little gangster-wannabes think theyre so tough but the reality is that theyd be eaten up in prison and maybe they need to stop making horrible choices thatll lead them there
I agree that rape, and even joking about is unacceptable and definitely is going on in the prison system. But to be clear, she wasn’t talking about rape…for something/someone to be “sold” or “traded” means there is a choice involved and you can’t sell or trade something that’s not willing to be given away…desperate times will catch dudes doing desperate things 🧐
Who is laughing? No person should be violated or touched inappropriately or in violence. It is a fact that there is a pecking order in prison. Bad things happen inside and outside prison. The judge is telling the young man the truth.
@@Faretheewell608 but they never tell women that. it’s not funny when it comes to women
@@Faretheewell608 i’ve never once heard a judge threaten a woman like that. Ever! why is that?
How do they pay the fines while in prison?
They can make a small amount of money. Making license plates or something.
Ok after rewatching this case and reading some of the comments, i came to conclusion that im with JD Boyd. He's not a "criminal"per se, he have substances problems that can be resolved while he can.
Sending him to prison will not help with his drug/alcohol abuse, because the trauma will still there waiting until he is released from the jail. Hope he can overcome his burdens.
Wow what difference 5 mouths makes he has that definite look. Here ya go getting let off again. He didnt learn the first time or the second time and now here comes a third
"How far did you go in school?" "I graduated". Graduating from grade school or middle school is not the same as graduating from HS. Did you get an HS diploma or are you "working" on getting your GED? Words matter.
“Mama says clean it up”!!! He better get his act together because he narrowly escaped going to prison.
😂😂 Yea right!!
Can’t stay out of trouble
Oh honey, when this get's out CANDY will be your nickname in prison. 🤣😂🤣
😂😂😂
lol
STOP DEFENSE ATTORNEY! Drivers have to take a test to drive and every test has questions about stopping for police car lights.
“Did he see the lights, did he recognize you??”
Come on Defense Lawyer, he probably heard them also.
Probtion simply does not work
I hear this more and more.. Defense lawyers asking the police officer if they can be sure the defendant saw their lights.
👜🌹🌸💐Love this Kind and Compassionate Good Judge!!! 😇
That is one lucky young man! He's been given yet another chance to avoid prison, I wonder if he's following the rules this time.
He didn’t look very contrite or even worried when facing 20 years.
No he doesn't and you know it's really sad, I've watched a lot of these and these young people just don't seem to care.
Bringing a gun to school should mean jail time IMHO.
Stone cold with black, dead eyes.
The judge is showing this guy a lot of compassion. He really needs to get it together.
When the officer said, he is not legally blind when asked by the Defense lawyer how could she be sure Mr. Chavez had seen her in her patrol car, I thought, I rest my case.
I live in Texas. These thugs grow up thinking the cartel life is cool. Don't mess with Texas or Boyd. 😅
Young people need to seriously consider trade school! An apprenticeship will take you 4 years, more or less. It's highly technical and math heavy, so tradespeople are not uneducated and ignorant. Washing out of an apprenticeship is sad--tradespeople as journeyperson workers is the key to a high salary as your skills grow.
College is NOT for everybody and school counselors need to quit telling young people that's the only path to success. There's no shame in working with your hands!
My husband is/was a doctor. Got sick of Healthcare and is now in trade school to be an electrician 🙃. Aint nothing wrong with trade school. If he woulda just done that to begin with instead of being pressured to go to college for a decade we would have less debt
I have a feeling he'll be back...I don't see the uostanding member of society staying out of trouble
So, this is his second offense? 1st time he had a handgun IN SCHOOL. He got a break, which is sad all by itself. Now he is caught with a felony amount of drugs. He is NOT trying to stay out of prison. Deferred again?
Thank you judge...
If we are admitting that we cannot protect convicts from homosexual rape, then we should not be sending people to prison. It's as if rape is the punishment for crime; if so then that is literally what the sentence should be: "I' am sentencing you to 5 years of rape."
He will be back, just give him time to begin with
Sorry, but this kid will be back. He is not scared enough to stay out of trouble. I am speaking as a mother of a felon. I raised one just like him. He is just too cool to understand right now, but he will.
I loved the 'how can I be sure? he is not legally blind as far as I know'
I never would have expected from this judge to be talking about trade schools? Good for you. 👏 That's a good judge
This is not an excuse for this kid at all. It's just a statement. I'll never understand why you can carry a rifle for the US government or be held accountable as an adult at the age of 18 but can't drink until the age of 21. It doesn't make sense.
This was an interesting one. Glad I stayed through the beginning legal stuff to finish the video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This kid doesn’t get it.
He will be someone's boy!!
Don't bend over to pick up the soap in the shower!! 6:1 what can you do!!
Can the probation officer at least dress for court?
3:20 Daughter is 18/19... her mother is "maybe in her early thirties". This guy maths like it's the feudal era
If the judge is willing to send anyone to prison knowing what she just said, that would make the judge guilty of human trafficking, reckless endangerment, intimidation, negligence and assault. How is that not cruel and unusual punishment. The judge needs to spend her time locking up prison guards and wardens for allowing that behavior. The state should be sued for every single assault in prison. The state is the legally responsibly party.
Dynasty Chavez can name her boys Dominion and Pedigree !
Yep I Figured he be back.
No excuses or exceptions for prison and compliance of court orders.
So she is knowingly sentencing someone to cruel and unusable punishment.
Half a pack, he's not 5 foot tall.
the current rate is not cigarettes any more.. its Stamps
Kids know right from wrong. They make bad choices thinking they won’t be held accountable. Judges need to be tough.
"not true" on the drinking and driving? he admitted he drank beer and vodka. soooo what? the lady cop was lying? I dont get that one. with all those violations I just KNEW he was going to prison. im really surprised with this outcome. I think Judge tried her hardest NOT to say "you're a pretty boy, they gonna have a guuuud time with you, do you understand?"
Uh-oh. When anyone says "truthfully" honestly, anything like that they are usually about to tell a lie.
That was a good answer to "how can you be sure he saw the lights"
Idk how many breaks these offenders can get, yet they still remain defiant!!!
Did I miss where the 9mm was mentioned?
Same question !!!!!
It was referenced in his previous case summary (written) that he brought a 9mm handgun to school. The actual conviction to that case was that he plead guilty to was for Possession of a Handgun on School Premises.
Probation officer??? It's the attire for court and the mannerisms that have me lost. She should have requested to zoom her testimony.
Then Judge Boyd 'you're going to be sold for a pack of cigarettes and some extra dessert' 😂😂😂
He can be a plumber with a felony
A lifetime of bad choices is in this kid’s future
So sad that parents/grandparents come to this country to get away from violence only to let their kids lead the same exact life they were trying to get away from.
Dont see how deferred adjudication protects the innocent public? Seems more consideration is always for the perpetrators than the victims. If they commit a crime they commit a crime. There is no fairy dust that undoes it.
Remember innocent until proven guilty
@@ryandiaz8415huh? In order to be eligible for deferred adjudication, the defendant first has to be found guilty of the offense. The punishment can either be prison, probation or deferred.
So your comment about having a presumption of innocence is just childish and silly. They’ve been found guilty.
Deferred will keep it off their record and is usually reserved for first time offenders in the hopes that it will allow them to change and continue in their development. Once a person has gone to prison and has a guilty conviction recorded, they are much more likely to continue to offend. It’s very hard to get good jobs with that on your record.
Har har har Dinasty Chavez! Thats what I call a name!😂😂😂😂🤡 😜
[Night of the living Edgars] ... Having an 'Edgar' haircut is never needing to tell anyone that you come from a foreign country/culture.
Looks like I called it. He is back.
I find it ironic that this is being held in the 187th district court because Judge Boyd just "murdered" this defendant with that statement about prison. 😅
Was the 9mm a mistake in the title…I didn’t hear anything about it? And no jail for guns in school…do I need to watch this agau😮🤔
It was referenced in his previous case summary (written) that he brought a 9mm handgun to school. The actual conviction to that case was that he plead guilty to was for Possession of a Handgun on School Premises.
What a joke about our justice system
"Please whisper the court reporter needs to hear
How was driving under the influence found to be “not true”?
Because there was no evidence. He didn’t take a breathalyzer, and blood test results had not come in.
A Lexus tells you all you need to know. Drug trade for the win.
Leon Valley PD ... 😂 A PD that's well known for its corruption.
And the intersection on huebner and Bandera? At 7am? That sounds very odd.
No one asked a part-time employed person where he got a Lexus? What the heck. Maybe I missed it. This is his fourth time at bat.
Time for prision no joke for safety of all .