Judge Stephanie Boyd presides over a felony case involving Aaron Mendes Trevino, who pleaded no contest to theft of property valued between $30,000 and $150,000 and evading arrest or detention with a vehicle.

During the hearing, Judge Boyd questioned Trevino about taking a vehicle that did not belong to him and fleeing from police. His explanation that it was a reckless, heat-of-the-moment decision did not satisfy the judge, who pressed him on why he would knowingly take someone else's vehicle.

The hearing became more tense when Trevino admitted he could test positive for marijuana despite knowing he was entering felony probation. Judge Boyd also questioned his employment, education, and personal choices before imposing strict conditions.

Trevino received four years of deferred adjudication, a $2,000 probated fine, 200 hours of community service, drug testing, counseling evaluation, anti-theft and cognitive-thinking courses, employment or full-time college enrollment, and other probation conditions.

Judge Boyd ended the hearing with a direct warning about the consequences his actions could have caused.
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