DEFERRED DISPOSITION (PROBATION)

If you were cited for a moving violation you may request Deferred Disposition for the purpose of having your case dismissed and not appear on your driving record . Your application will be forwarded to the Judge to determine eligibility for the program. You may pay the Administrative Fee at the time of request. (The Administrative Fee is typically equal to the amount of the fine for the violation for which you have been charged.)

Only moving violations are eligible for dismissal by deffered adjudication.

Senate Bill 1005, Effective September 1, 2005, Defendants under the age of 25 who commit a "moving violation" will be required to take a driving safety course as part of their deferred adjudication request. If the defendant holds a provisional license, the defendant will be required to be examined by the Department of Public Safety as required by Section 521.161 (b) (2), Transportation Code

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