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Are deferred adjudication records public?

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Are deferred adjudication records public?

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Yes; although there is a common misconception that deferred adjudication records are removed from a defendant’s criminal history upon successful conclusion of the community supervision (probation) period, the law does not provide for automatic expunction of deferred adjudication records. Accordingly, unless there is a court order directing otherwise, records of a prosecution resulting in a deferred adjudication are publicly available in the District Clerk’s office where the case was filed and the Texas Department of Public Safety.

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