The afternoon docket of the 187th District Court on May 15, 2025, presided over by Judge Stephanie Boyd, focused on a plea agreement involving a defendant facing felony charges. The court proceedings began with the defendant acknowledging a plea deal that included a sentence of 103 days in the Bexar County Jail and an $800 fine.

During the hearing, the defendant confirmed understanding the terms of the plea, including the waiver of the right to appeal, which was reviewed with his attorney. The court clarified that only specific pretrial motions could be appealed, to which the defense counsel responded that no such motions existed.

The defendant pleaded no contest to the charges, and the state presented evidence in the form of documents rather than live testimony. The court accepted the evidence and found sufficient grounds to declare the defendant guilty.

In the sentencing phase, the defendant's counsel noted that he wished to move past this incident as he approaches his 50th birthday. Judge Boyd sentenced the defendant to 103 days in jail, with credit for any time already served, and imposed the fine. Additionally, the court mandated no contact with specific individuals and locations associated with the case.

Judge Boyd emphasized the importance of seeking help for any underlying issues, particularly regarding substance abuse, and expressed concern for the defendant's future. She urged him to avoid a cycle of incarceration and to seek assistance upon his release. The session concluded with the judge wishing the defendant good luck, highlighting the seriousness of his situation and the need for positive change moving forward.