Get Application For Diversion - City Of Salina, Kansas - Salina-ks

Diversion is an option in which the defendant admits he is guilty of the DUI and agrees to be supervised for a year and fulfill numerous conditions. If all goes well the prosecutor will dismiss the case against you at the end of the one-year period.

If you have completed the majority or all of the requirements of the probation or diversion (say, payments are done, class is done, community service is done, or whatever), many judges will consider terminating your probation early.

If accepted into the DUI diversion program in Kansas, you will need to pay a fee of between $800 and $1,500. You will also have to abide by a set of conditions for a year. These are typically the following: Accept responsibility for your crime.

Diversion is an option in which the defendant admits he is guilty of the DUI and agrees to be supervised for a year and fulfill numerous conditions. If all goes well the prosecutor will dismiss the case against you at the end of the one-year period.

Revocation Of Diversion If you violate terms of your diversion agreement, you will get sentenced for the crime you were found guilty of.

A diversion is an agreement, authorized under Kansas law, between the Jefferson County Attorney and the Defendant, where by the State of Kansas agrees to stay or defer prosecution of a criminal case for a certain amount of time called the diversion period or term.

You MUST apply for Diversion within thirty (30) days after the issuance of your citation, and pay the $25.00 non-refundable application fee, and answer COMPLETELY all questions on the application. Failure to do so will result in denial of your application or delay in the court date.

Upon the defendant entering into a pretrial Diversion Agreement, the criminal proceeding shall be suspended by appropriate order of the Court. When the defendant successfully fulfills the terms and conditions of diversion, the Attorney General shall move to have the criminal charges dismissed with prejudice.