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Judge Boyd’s court recused from three felony cases, amid fallout from YouTube stream

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Judge Stephanie Boyd allows viewers of her courtroom YouTube page to comment in real-time. Defense attorneys have complained that Judge Boyd enabling commenters has subjected them and their clients to abusive and disparaging remarks. A formal complaint against Judge Boyd states that she violated several canons of the Texas Code of Judicial Conduct.

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Judge Boyd’s court recused from three felony cases, amid fallout from YouTube stream

An administrative judge this month granted recusals in three felony cases being heard by 187th District Court Judge Stephanie Boyd, following complaints about her decision to stream courtroom proceedings on her YouTube page.The recusals granted by visiting Judge Sid Harle will move future proceedings in an injury to a child causing serious bodily injury case and two indecency with a child cases out of Judge Boyd’s courtroom, records obtained by …

·San Antonio, United States
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KSAT 12 broke the news in San Antonio, United States on Thursday, November 30, 2023.
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