Judge Boyd revokes Natasha Wilson's community supervision, sentences her to two years in state jail

Judge Stephanie Boyd found that a violation of community supervision (violation number 28) was true and granted the State's motion to revoke, sentencing Natasha Wilson to two years in a state jail facility and requesting placement in a therapeutic community.

At the revocation hearing the court reviewed text-message evidence the State described as promoting the sale of illegal substances. The judge explained the consequence of pleading true: "did you understand by pleading true to violation of condition number 28, the court could find it true, grant the motion, and sentence you up to two years in the state jail facility and up to a $10,000 fine?" Wilson affirmed she understood. Defense counsel asked for the minimum; the court nonetheless granted the motion, imposed the two-year sentence, and asked probation to request therapeutic-community placement and credit for time served.