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Deferred Prosecutions as a Resolution to Criminal Charges

July 17, 2016

by Attorney Eric D. Puryear

There are many ways that a criminal charge can be resolved. A deferred prosecution is one of the more favorable of those ways.

Categories Criminal Law in General Tags Conviction, Court Supervision, Criminal Record, Deferred Judgment, Deferred Prosecution, Illinois Criminal Charges, Iowa Criminal Charges

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