Texas Judge Raquel West SHOCKS Court With 10-Year Sentence for Deadly Weapon Attack

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Inside Judge Raquel West’s courtroom, the atmosphere is charged with tension and truth. With 11 defendants standing trial, every case carries its own weight — from vehicle thefts and stalking to deadly collisions and fraud. Judge West remains steady, firm, and precise, ensuring every defendant understands both their rights and the consequences of their choices.

The session begins with Ashley Riggins, accused of unauthorized use of a vehicle. Missing video evidence delays her case, leading to a procedural reset. Next, Paul McCorvy faces a theft charge tied to a disputed inheritance. His matter is postponed pending a related probate court ruling.

Charles Darling, charged with stalking, sees his hearing reset as both parties review new communication evidence. Judge West warns that this will be the final reset, signaling the urgency for resolution. Sydney Lewis pleads guilty to felony theft, accepting 10 years of deferred probation. She acknowledges full understanding of her plea and the immigration warnings tied to it.

Then comes Christopher Street, whose theft case is also reset for further discussion, and Carl Ross, charged with two serious collisions — one causing death. His case, too, is continued to review evidence and plea options.

The day concludes with Felicia Freddy, charged with eluding detention. She pleads guilty and is granted 2 years of deferred probation and a $500 fine. Judge West emphasizes the opportunity: successful completion means no conviction on record, but any violation could send her to jail for up to a year.

Through every exchange, Judge West balances compassion with accountability. Her courtroom is not just about punishment — it’s about second chances, legal precision, and moral responsibility. Justice here is firm, fair, and deeply human.

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Disclaimer:
This summary is based on public courtroom proceedings for educational and commentary purposes. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.