Deferred Disposition

Deferred Disposition is when the Court defers disposition without entering an adjudication of guilt and orders imposition of a deferred disposition fine and court costs.  The Court will place you on a deferred disposition probation for a period not to exceed 180 days and may require certain conditions/requirements.  If you successfully comply with the conditions of the agreement, then the case will be dismissed by the Court and not reported as a conviction.

• A request for Deferred Disposition must be made on or before your Court appearance date. Requests are encouraged by email, mail, or drop box.
• Proof of valid Driver's License (NO CDLs) or State-issued ID (for non-moving violations).
• Plea of Nolo Contendere (No Contest) or Guilty, which waives your right to a Jury Trial.
• Payment of the Deferred Disposition Fine set by the Judge plus court costs. Refer to the Citation or contact the Court to obtain the amount to paid.
• Fill out and submit the Deferred Disposition Request Form.

• The probationary period will be determined by the Judge not to exceed 180 days. No tickets in the City of Ingleside during the deferral period.
• Under 25 years of age, shall complete State-approved Driver Safety Course.
• Provisional Driver License - Complete a DPS-administered Driving Road Test and complete State-approved Driver Safety Course.
• Insurance Offenses - Must maintain insurance during the deferral period and present to the court monthly.

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