Judge Stevens Faces 22 Probation Violations — One Plea Changes Everything Back in Judge Stevens’ courtroom, a routine probation matter turns into a life-altering moment. Mr. Roberts was originally placed on 10 years deferred probation for a first-degree aggravated robbery, one of the most serious crimes under Texas law. But when a new third-degree felony for tampering with physical evidence surfaced, everything changed. Judge Stevens methodically walks through the law: 👉 A single voluntary plea

A serious probation revocation hearing unfolds in Judge Stevens’ courtroom. The defendant was previously placed on 10 years deferred adjudication for Injury to a Child, then accused—just over a year later—of committing a new felony involving another 10-year-old child. Prosecutors allege multiple probation violations, including new criminal conduct, failure to complete court-ordered treatment, false identification as a fugitive, and prohibited contact with minors. During this hearing, the defense