Sentence examples for deferred adjudication from inspiring English sources
Judge Karrie Key of Austin Municipal Court sentenced Ms. Bush, 19, to a $100 fine and three months of deferred adjudication while she performed community service, and ordered her to attend a two-hour seminar hosted by the Mothers Against Drunk Driving, the Austin American-Statesman reported.
He was sentenced to 60 days in jail and 10 years of deferred adjudication probation.
He was placed on deferred adjudication for six months -- meaning the offense will be erased if his record remains clean over that time.
Jones was fined $750, ordered to perform 24 hours of community service and placed on deferred adjudication for six months -- which means that if his record remains clean for that time period, the charge wil be removed.
After the no-contest plea, Judge Elisabeth Earle of Community Court revoked Ms. Bush's deferred adjudication on an earlier charge of being a minor in possession of alcohol stemming from an April 27 citation in Austin.
He was reportedly sentenced to six months of deferred adjudication, and the case was dismissed on July 14 after Taylor completed his probation.
According to Houston court records, Knoblauch, 41, entered his plea Tuesday in exchange for deferred-adjudication probation.
The scoring of outcomes derived from primary data, and the adjudication of any uncertain outcomes have been deferred until enrolments were complete and the relevant data collected.
Necessary maintenance was deferred.
