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The document JV-750 is a form used by the Superior Court of California to determine the eligibility of a youth for Deferred Entry of Judgment. It includes sections for the Deputy District Attorney to review the youth's records and check applicable criteria regarding their age, offense history, and probation status. The form aims to assess whether the youth qualifies for probation under specific legal codes.

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What is a deferred entry of judgement?

A deferred entry of judgment is where you enter an initial guilty or no contest plea, but the judge holds off on convicting you while you do probation. If you complete probation and stay out of trouble, then. the judge will dismiss the case, and. you avoid a conviction on your criminal record.

What is a juvenile deferred entry of Judgement in California?

Deferred Entry of Judgment (DEJ) is a type of juvenile probation where a minor admits to committing a felony offense. Judgment is deferred, or not entered, and the juvenile is ordered to perform certain terms and conditions. The probation period lasts from one to three years.

How does dej work?

Deferred Entry of Judgment Benefits Under California law, judgment is only entered against a criminal defendant at the time of sentencing, not when a guilty plea is entered. Therefore, upon successful completion of DEJ, the case is dismissed without judgment ever having been entered.

What does it mean for judgement to be deferred?

Deferred judgment means that if you plead guilty or no contest to a crime youve been charged with, the court will put off (or defer) entering judgment against you or handing down a sentence. Instead, youll be placed on probation or ordered into a program like drug diversion.

How long does a deferred judgement 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.

What is deferred adjudication in California?

Deferred judgment in California, also known as deferred adjudication, is essentially a delayed court judgment. In a deferred judgment, the defendant successfully participates in a probationary period before any sentencing or a conviction.

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