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Summary:
The courtroom focused on two connected cases involving Christopher Alvarado, charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and deadly conduct involving the discharge of a firearm 🔫. The charges stem from a New Year’s Eve incident in which a firearm was recklessly discharged, resulting in a three-year-old child being struck multiple times.

📄 The court confirmed that Alvarado had already pleaded guilty in one case, with a pre-sentence investigation (PSI) prepared. Under the plea agreement, the sentence could range from 2 to 10 years in prison, with deferred adjudication probation as the only possible non-prison option due to firearm use.

🧑‍⚖️ Defense counsel argued strongly for probation, emphasizing that the shooting was reckless, not intentional, and that Alvarado had no prior criminal record, immediately accepted responsibility, and expressed remorse. The defense also highlighted restitution as a way to financially support the child’s family 💔.

🚨 Prosecutors pushed back hard, stressing that recklessness with a firearm carries the same legal weight as intentional conduct. The state detailed that Alvarado fired through a fence while drinking, striking a toddler who suffered four gunshot wounds—a tragedy narrowly short of death. The judge echoed this concern, calling the child’s survival a miracle, not luck.

📌 The court ultimately deferred a finding of guilt and placed Alvarado on 10 years of deferred adjudication probation, ordering restitution, strict conditions, and 180 days in county jail as a condition of probation. The judge allowed flexibility: either six months straight or 90 successive weekends, making clear that neither option would be easy ⛓️.

⚠️ The judge delivered a sobering reminder: reckless gunfire is lethal, consequences are permanent, and mercy comes with responsibility. This sentence was not leniency—it was a final opportunity to prove accountability.













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