Deferred adjudication is a special type of probation. The judge finds that there is enough evidence to find you guilty, but doesn't find you guilty. The good side of deferred adjudication is that if you successfully complete it, your case gets dismissed and in many cases you can have your record sealed. The bad part is that, in Texas, if you violate any terms of your deferred adjudication, the state can ask the judge to find you guilty and sentence you to the maximum punishment available for the charge.

Deferred adjudication is usually a good deal if you're going to take your probation seriously because it can keep your case from following you around for the rest of your life.

If you have any questions about deferred adjudication, or if you're being charged with a crime in San Antonio, feel free to call me at 2109424997 or click the link below to schedule a free consultation:
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