Legal Question in Criminal Law in Texas
Deferred Adjudicated Probation
What is the required time of adjudicated probation to be served for a sex offense.
Asked on 7/25/99, 1:45 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Alicia Fortson
Law Offices of A. G. Fortson
Re: Deferred Adjudicated Probation
In general, a judge has the discretion to order no more than 10 years for a felony case and no more than 2 years for a misdemeanor. There is a way to increase the maximum period in certain circumstances. However, there are some cases in which a judge can not give deferred adjudication e.g., indecency with a child or sexual assault.
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Answered on 8/07/99, 4:34 pm
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