The 187th District Court convened on May 15, 2025, under Judge Stephanie Boyd, addressing several significant cases, including matters of bond and plea agreements.

One of the primary discussions involved Adrian Morales, who is facing multiple driving while intoxicated (DWI) charges. Morales was recently arrested for another DWI, which raised concerns about his eligibility for bond. Judge Boyd expressed her apprehension regarding public safety, noting that Morales had allegedly violated previous bond conditions by driving without an ignition interlock device. The judge stated that, due to these allegations, she could not grant him bond at this time. Morales's attorney requested a bond hearing, which the court agreed to schedule for a later date, emphasizing the need for a thorough examination of the circumstances surrounding Morales's case.

In another case, Orlando Medellin appeared before the court to discuss a plea agreement related to a charge of collision involving serious bodily injury. Medellin confirmed that he understood the charges and the implications of his plea. The court found that he had voluntarily waived his right to a jury trial and accepted the plea agreement, which included a recommendation for deferred adjudication and a term of community supervision. The court also noted the importance of compliance with treatment and supervision conditions as part of the plea.

The court scheduled a follow-up hearing for Morales on June 26, 2025, to further address his bond status and any potential plea negotiations. The proceedings highlighted the court's commitment to balancing individual rights with community safety, particularly in cases involving repeat offenses.