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WHAT HAPPENS AT YOUR FIRST COURT DATE IN TEXAS? Nothing serious happens on the first court date in Texas. Defendants should not expect to proceed to trial or finalize their case at this hearing. Defendants are usually informed of the charges against them as well as the punishment range. The...

WHAT HAPPENS TO SECURITY CLEARANCE WITH DWI IN TEXAS? A DWI is not an automatic disqualification for a security clearance in Texas. A DWI arrest or conviction will nevertheless trigger assessment of the individual’s continued eligibility to access classified information, and can result in revocation of a security clearance. Security...

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Probation is a legal alternative to incarceration where a Defendant serves their sentence outside of jail or prison on community supervision under certain conditions set by the court. Probation conditions are designed to ensure a defendant leads a law-abiding life and does not pose a threat to society....

WHAT IS DEFERRED ADJUDICATION IN TEXAS? As an alternative to a prison sentence, Texas law allows an accused to be on “community supervision.” The two types of community supervision are post-conviction community supervision (commonly referred to as “probation”) and deferred adjudication. Deferred adjudication, once successfully completed, does not result in...

Depending on certain circumstances, Texas law allows a person to seek “community supervision,” rather than serving a sentence of confinement. The two types of community supervision in Texas are post-conviction community supervision (commonly referred to as “probation”) and deferred adjudication. A person on probation has a criminal conviction, while one...
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