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    Default How Does Deferred Adjudication Appear On A Criminal Record

    If you were given DA would it specifcally state "deffered ajudication" on the record? or can it be stated otherwise?

    What does a court disposition of "probation discharge" mean?

    thanks in advance

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    Default Re: How Does Deferred Adjudication Appear On A Criminal Record

    Discharge from probation means exactly that - you've been discharged from probation. That can occur as a result of a probation violation (discharged as a violator) or the successful completion of probation.

    The manner in which your deferred disposition may appear on your record can vary by state. Order a copy of your record and see for yourself.

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