What exactly is Deffered Judification?

Question

I got a ticket las month for running a stop sign. So I went to the courthouse and paid my fees and everything and I told them I am going to take defensive driving, so that ticket will not be put on my record and will not raise my insurance. I got another ticket last weekend for speeding. I heard of this term...deffered judification. I'm not sure what exactly this is or if I can even do it while taking defensive driving. the two tickets were through two different police departments..i don't know if that changes anything

Answer 1

The phrase is "Deferred Adjudication". That simply means that the court defers, or delays, judgment on your case until some future time.

The way it usually works is that you are given some conditions to follow, and are required to stay out of trouble for a certain time period. Once that time is up, you show up in court again, and if you've been good, your case is dismissed.

You probably want to ask a lawyer if something like this is applicable in your situation. You might stand to save enough on insurance to pay for the lawyer!

Answer 2

The first ticket is being derrered since you are going to take a class. It will be removed upon completion of the class. You will probably be out of luck with the second one since you can usually only take one class a year.

Answer 3

that means the ticket will not go on your record if you follow the rules. usually that means take a class and maybe not get another ticket within 6 months of your previous ticket.

Answer 4

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If the deferred judification was from a traffic offense, it will certainly break it. Most likely, you will be charged for both infractions and pay for the monetary punishment. You could also lose your license.

Answer 5

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