Legal Question in Criminal Law in Texas
Under TEX CR. CODE ANN. � 45.051, would getting a citation be consider reasonable grounds to violate you deferred disposition if you agreed to that court ordered condition.
Asked on 7/21/11, 8:36 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Cynthia Henley
Cynthia Henley, Lawyer
Getting a citation may not be a violation of deferred but violating the law which lead to the ticket could result in revocation. (The burden of proof is less in a probation violation - I have not found any law about deferred disposition but since it is similar to probation, the BoP is probably the same.)
Answered on 7/21/11, 10:48 pm
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