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#JudgeBoyd #CourtroomDrama #Restitution #ProbationHearing In a probation hearing overseen by Judge Boyd, Mr. Robert Garcia appeared to address concerns regarding his compliance with probation terms. The court raised issues about his home visits, which Garcia claimed were conducted in a way that embarrassed him before his neighbors. He explained that probation officers often arrived at inconvenient times, but Judge Boyd emphasized that such procedures are part of the supervision process and are necessary for safety. The main concern centered around Garcia’s living situation. Judge Boyd pointed out that Garcia resided in a household with nine people, including three children and several adults who were also on probation for the same charge. She reminded him that probation rules typically prohibit individuals on supervision from living with others who are also under probation. Despite Garcia’s explanations, Judge Boyd stressed that rules must be followed. Another critical issue was restitution. Garcia had been on probation since September 2021 and owed $121,000 but had only paid $672. He argued that his mortgage and family expenses limited his ability to pay more, but Judge Boyd firmly rejected this reasoning. She noted that the victims he stole from also had families, mortgages, and bills, and restitution was not optional. According to Judge Boyd, Garcia could and should be contributing more, even if it meant working jobs he might consider beneath him, such as fast food or construction. Judge Boyd ordered Garcia to create a budget and make consistent monthly payments toward restitution. She amended his probation conditions to allow evening home visits, imposed a curfew of 7:00 p.m. unless he was working, and required closer supervision. The judge made it clear that while Garcia may find probation difficult, accountability and financial responsibility to his victims must come first. Subscribe My Channel-[@GavelDocketUSA ] Disclaimer: This summary is based on real courtroom dialogue and proceedings for educational and informational purposes only. It does not intend to defame, misrepresent, or harm any individual involved. The content has been adapted into a narrative format for clarity and engagement.