What is the difference between deferred disposition?
Danny | 09.17.08 - 2:22 pm | #

Danny: Deferred adjudication and deferred disposition are probably referring to the same thing. Different jurisdictions may simply call deferred by a different name. Bottom line? Deferred adjudication (or disposition) means the trial judge deferred (put-off) a finding of guilt while placing the person on probation supervision. Thanks for stopping by and making a comment.
Steve Gustitis | 09.17.08 - 2:44 pm | #

1. What if you received Deferred originally, violate the probation by picking up a new charge and sentenced to prison because of the violation.

2. What can one expect to pay a criminal defense attorney?
Veronica | 01.02.09 - 3:52 am | #

Why the Board will not consider a full pardon requests for an early dismissals from probation?
schatzlein | 07.23.09 - 1:10 pm | #

Schatzlein: Requests for early termination of probation are handled under Art. 42.12 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure. Consult with a criminal defense lawyer if you want to pursue this option. Thanks for reading.
steve Gustitis | 08.03.09 - 10:51 am | #