i WAS COVICTED OF A DISORDERLY CONDUCT THE JUDGE SAID AFTER A YEAR HEWOULD VACATED &DISMISSED WHATDOES IT MEAN

Answer 1

He wants your body

Answer 2

(((((Linz))))) I think there is judgment and then there is JUDGMENT. When I remind people, as I'm wont to do, that they are judging people in direct contradiction to the gospel they claim to adhere to (Mat 7:1, e.g.), they often come back with something like "we make judgments every day. How can we not?" But you're right: having opinions,esp. when a person's actions threaten to harm you, or infringe on your rights, is not only natural, it's necessary. If a person says, "The Bible says to love each other and not to judge, so, those people who are hating and judging and sneering, even though they call themselves Christians, don't seem to be very Christian," that's an "I" statement that is a more of a fact-based opinion about what I perceive. But when a person says "Because you don't use the same religious terminology as I do, or because you eat meat on Fridays, or because you sprinkle instead of dunk, you aren't SAVED and God will send you to hell," that's a judgment. It's a 'you-statement' opinion that is presumptuous and arrogant. This is the kind of judgment that Jesus talked about in Mat 7:1 etc. Of course you always have the odd zealot who believes that just to disagree with him is a treacherous act of demoralizing judgment. They tend to be the ones who have no concept that their personal opinions might not be pure, unadulterated fact. In my experience, these tend to be the "blind-faithers" and since they are told not to think about their beliefs, they have no recourse to debate an honest opinion except to complain that you are judging them by disagreeing. Sorry this is so long. Seems like I can't say anything in less than 2500 words. No, I'm NOT long-winded... I prefer to think of it as *colloquial.* :)

Answer 3

I think your absolute best answer should come from a LAWYER.
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qualified to answer the legal questions you have. You need
correct answers and not guesses.

Answer 4

It sounds alot like you were given Deferred Adjudication, meaning that IF, you complete your term of one (1) year without getting into trouble again, the Judge will clear your record and dismiss the charges against you as if it never happened. Be Carefull!!
GOD BLESS/GOOD LUCK!!

Answer 5

If you have no other crimes in a year, the Judge will throw out all record of the crime, and it will be as if you were never convicted of it. The case will from a Judaical standpoint be dismissed and you will have a clear record! Yay you, keep out of trouble for a year!

Answer 6

You got the deal of the century... just stay out of trouble for a year and it will be as if it never happened... no record, called suspended prosecution. There needs to be a whole lot more of that, but prosecutors HATE it...

Answer 7

it probaly means if you do not get in trouble after one year you can go to your local court house and get it expunged from your record here it costs 50$

Answer 8

That's a bad *** story, "i was convicted of a disorderly comment", right on

Answer 9

that means stay outta trouble (not even a ticket) and in a year make another court day and he will wipe it from ur record!

Answer 10

The charge would be expunged from your rap sheet.

Answer 11

It means Bubba's gonna stretch you out