Deferred Adjudication definition
Deferred Adjudication means the judge deferred further proceedings without
Deferred Adjudication means [a person entered a plea of guilty or nolo contendere,] the judge deferred further proceedings without entering an adjudication of guilt and placed the person under the supervision of the court or an officer under the supervision of the court and at the end of the period of supervision, the judge dismissed the proceedings and discharged the person;[.]
Deferred Adjudication means a decision made by a court that withholds or defers formal judgment and stipulates terms and/or conditions of supervision.
Examples of Deferred Adjudication in a sentence
No Felony convictions (including Deferred Adjudication cases) within the past five (5) years or supervision for any Felony cases through a Community Supervision and Corrections Department within that timeframe.
No Felony convictions (including Deferred Adjudication cases) within the past five (5) years or supervision for any Felony cases through a Community Supervision and Corrections Department (including parole) within that timeframe.
This means a fraud determination can be based on any of the following: a court conviction, a finding of fact resulting from an Administrative Disqualification Hearing, a Disqualification Consent Agreement, or a Deferred Adjudication.
More Definitions of Deferred Adjudication
Deferred Adjudication means no final conviction appears on