Скачать или смотреть WHY probation for assault family violence cases is a BAD Idea

Why you should think carefully before taking deferred adjudication probation for an assault family violence charge. You can NEVER get the case sealed through an Order of Nondisclosure.
Typically, deferred adjudication can be a good deal for someone (who is guilty), because they plead guilty, but avoid a conviction for the offense, as long as you complete the terms and conditions of probation. Then, for most offenses, down the line you can apply for an order of nondisclosure, sealing the offense from public view. Not so with assault family violence cases. If you plead guilty, you can never get the case “sealed,” it will stay on your record FOREVER (not as a conviction, if you complete deferred…but the point is that SOME record will exist out there for public view if you go on deferred adjudication probation for a family violence offense.
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