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Judge Boyd delivers a powerful moment in court as he confronts a young mother who left her children home alone. She pleads guilty to abandoning or endangering a child with intent to return — a serious Texas state jail felony. Tensions rise as the judge declares: “You put your children’s lives in danger.”

This emotional hearing exposes the harsh realities of courtroom justice, child neglect, and the struggle for redemption. Watch until the end as Judge Boyd rules on probation, deferred adjudication, and parenting conditions tied to CPS and community service.

Case Summary:
This case involved charges of abandoning or endangering a child with intent to return. The defendant admitted to leaving two young children alone and unsupervised, resulting in a guilty plea. The court granted deferred adjudication for four years with strict conditions, including parenting classes, community service, and no contact orders.

📅 Original Hearing Date: March 20, 2025
📍 Location: Texas Criminal Court

📌 Key Terms Used in This Hearing:
🔹 Deferred Adjudication — A form of probation where the defendant pleads guilty but avoids a conviction if they complete the court's conditions.
🔹 State Jail Felony — A felony offense in Texas punishable by 180 days to 2 years in a state jail facility.
🔹 PSI (Pre-Sentence Investigation) — A report prepared to assist the judge in sentencing; can be waived in some plea deals.
🔹 MRT (Moral Reconation Therapy) — A cognitive-behavioral counseling program used in probation cases.
🔹 CPS (Child Protective Services) — The agency tasked with investigating child abuse or neglect in Texas.
🔹 UA (Urinalysis) — Random drug tests ordered as part of probation conditions.