The Texas Legislature recently enacted another eligibility requirement for non-disclosures.
After September 1, 2007, a person petitioning for non-disclosure cannot have been convicted or put on deferred adjudication for another offense while on deferred for the offense they wish to seal.
For example, you successfully complete deferred adjudication for theft. However, while on the theft deferred, you picked up a deferred adjudication for assault. You will now not be able to petition to seal the theft deferred.
If you are on deferred adjudication probation and pick up another offense, it is now more important than ever to fight the new charge.
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
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This post is stolen from here:
http://www.texasdefenselaw.com/recent_news/2007/08/new-non-disclosure-limitation.html
So fucking what?
This is a refly to anomyous, you are an idiot and any person who basis common sense will understand that you are merely very stupid-if you had any backbone at ALL you would have listed your name instead of anonymous, you are just a stupid chicken and I would pay you to meet me somewhere.
OMG, I just read the post from the fool that posted "this post is stolen from here" Do you not have anything better to do with your time. You are pathetic to say the very least! Who gives a shit where this originated from, REAL people only care that they have been informed. Get a damn life! You actually sound like someone who works for a different company trying to slam this company! Well, let me tell you that I enrolled with this company and they took care of my record for a mere three hundred dollars! I saw other companies son the internet that did the same thing for a lot more money. I would love to know who you are, I would bet money that you work or own a company that does exactly what this company does. Words can not express how stupid you sound!
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