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Absconded 20 Months — John Stevens Jr. Sends Defendant to Jail

In this intense Texas felony probation revocation hearing, John Stevens Jr. presides over two separate cases involving state jail felony theft and third-degree felony continuous family violence. The defendant admits to absconding from probation for nearly 20 months, failing to report from May 2024 until her arrest in October, and enters a voluntary plea of TRUE. Judge Stevens explains on the record that one proven violation alone is legally sufficient to revoke probation. Despite arguments citing medical issues and depression, the court sharply rejects the explanation, emphasizing that probation requires reporting — no matter the circumstances. Ultimately, Judge Stevens revokes both deferred probations, formally finds the defendant guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, and imposes concurrent jail and prison sentences, calling probation “not realistic” under these facts. ⚖️ Real court. Real accountability. Real consequences. 📌 This video is presented for educational and documentary purposes only. #JohnStevensJr #TexasCourt #CourtroomDrama #RealCourt #CourtTVStyle #ProbationRevoked #FelonyCourt #Absconding #JusticeSystem #LegalReality