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The document is a Deferred Disposition Order from the Superior Court of Washington regarding a juvenile respondent. It outlines the findings from a disposition hearing, where the court found the respondent guilty of multiple offenses, including domestic violence and a felony firearm offense. The order defers disposition for a specified period under certain conditions, including community supervision, counseling, restitution payments, and prohibitions on weapon possession. The document also includes requirements for registration as a felony firearm offender and other legal obligations.

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What is the difference between dismissal and deferment?

It is a similar end result of probation and case dismissal; but in a deferred/stay of adjudication you are admitting you did the crime; but the court is agreeing not to punish you. The judge agrees to this after you plead responsible for the crime. In a continuance for dismissal, you are not admitting to guilt.

How long does a deferred sentence stay on your record?

If the charge was a misdemeanor, then, one year from the date that the deferred sentence ends, you are eligible for a full expungement. If charged with a felony, you are eligible for a full expungement five years from the end of a deferred sentence.

Does deferred disposition show up in a background check?

A deferred adjudication shows up on a background check; employers can see the crime and the plea entered. Because of this, its usually better for job applicants to be upfront about a deferred adjudication to put them in a better position.

What does accept defer disposition mean?

A deferred disposition is when the Court sets aside sentencing you to anything specific, such as a term of probation or incarceration for a period of time. If you receive a deferred disposition you will be assigned a probation officer who will help you successfully complete your conditions.

Is deferred the same as convicted?

Even though successful completion of a deferred sentence results in a dismissal of charges and guilty plea withdrawal, most states still consider it to be a conviction since a plea of guilt was entered and the defendant was considered convicted for the duration of the program.

What does disposition deferred mean?

Deferred disposition is a type of probation offered to a defendant during a plea agreement before sentencing or conviction. Probation is a criminal penalty imposed after a conviction that allows the defendant to avoid imprisonment.

Is deferred the same as dismissed?

Criminal Records With a deferred entry of judgment (DEJ), you enter a plea of guilty or no contest without the judge immediately entering a judgment. If you complete probation, the judge never enters judgment and dismisses the case without a conviction.

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