Legal Question in Traffic Law in Texas
deferred judification
What does the term deferred judification in reference to a speeding ticket mean?
Asked on 2/27/06, 10:02 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
TC Langford
Langford Law Office
Re: deferred judification
Deferred adjudication means that the judge has found that there is sufficient evidence to find you guilty, but does not find you guilty. Instead after satisfying certain conditions (payment of fees, no tickets in a certain time period) then the judge will dismiss the ticket, upon receipt of your notification signed within 30 days of the period of time.
If you violate the conditions, then the judge can find you guilty, convict you and sentence the full range allowed.
TCL
Answered on 2/28/06, 7:02 am
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