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Court Grants Early Termination of Probation for Doris Dixon After 7 Years
Summary
The 187th District Court granted an early termination of deferred adjudication for Doris Dixon. Probation and the state were unopposed; the judge congratulated Dixon for substantial compliance with an eight-year deferred term and ordered the early termination.
Doris Dixon appeared on a docket call in the 187th District Court seeking early termination of an eight-year deferred adjudication. The court granted the request after hearing that probation and the state were unopposed.
Probation reported that Dixon had completed required classes, community-service hours and had not missed reporting in five years; the state indicated it was silent on whether to oppose and the probation officer told the court Dixon showed “substantial compliance.” The judge asked questions about prior medication for mental-health issues and probation compliance; the probation officer and counsel confirmed completion of conditions.
The judge granted early termination and congratulated Dixon, noting she had served approximately seven years under the deferred-adjudication order and had met conditions. The clerk was directed to provide a copy of the early-termination order to Dixon.
