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Have a sex assault case (10 y.o. male on 7 y.o. male). The parents of the victim are insistent that the 10 y.o. not be adjudicated at this point and want the State to proceed with a court-ordered DPA to get the 10 y.o. counseling.

As embarassing as this is to admit--we have never done a court ordered DPA agreeement. Once we file a petition, we follow through with the adjudication. In this case, we want it court-ordered so that it can run for a full year (with a court extension) instead of the usual six months. If someone would be so kind as to share the forms you use for such a situation I would appreciate it.

I can be e-mailed at: rduboiseNOSPAM@sbcglobal.net (just remove the NOSPAM)
 
Posts: 478 | Location: Parker County, Texas | Registered: March 22, 2002Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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and just add the Judge's signature to the signature lines on our regular deferred pack and put a title on the top that reads:

53.03(J)TFC Court Ordered Deferred Agreement
 
Posts: 641 | Location: Longview, Texas | Registered: October 10, 2001Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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