In a Harris County courtroom, a decision was made by Hugo Balderas-Ibarra. He chose to go to trial rather than accept a proposed resolution. This comes after he was indicted on a serious charge.
Further information about the case is available from local news sources. The trial is set to start on a specific date. A malpractice lawsuit is also part of Balderas-Ibarra's legal issues, but details of the case are limited in this report.
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