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Probation officers will still be supervising you while on PTI, but you are not officially on "probation". The period of PTI can vary with the charge, but is generally considerably shorter than a period of probation. PTI also generally has less strenuous requirements as compared to probation.

If you've been arrested on criminal charges, you may want to learn more about Texas pretrial diversion, sometimes called pretrial intervention. In short, the program is a way to avoid a conviction and have the charges dismissed once you meet certain conditions.

In Texas, DWI pretrial diversion is a voluntary program for offenders facing driving-while-intoxicated charges for the first time. The program removes an accused from prosecution before a nolo contendere or guilty plea. In simple terms, pretrial diversion is essentially probation without being on probation.

If you are placed on a PTI for a DWI, you will be enrolled in the program for 1 year (where you basically complete a probation, even though your case is pending, and you are not on probation), and if you are successful, your case will be dismissed.

If you are placed on a PTI for a DWI, you will be enrolled in the program for 1 year (where you basically complete a probation, even though your case is pending, and you are not on probation), and if you are successful, your case will be dismissed.

Understanding Pre-Trial Intervention Instead of taking your case to trial or accepting a guilty plea, the prosecutor agrees to pre-trial intervention and essentially puts your case on hold. For the next six months to one year, the DWI case is paused while you are given time to meet certain conditions set by the court.

Requirements for offenders entering a Texas pretrial diversion program may include: Complete a designated number of hours of community service. Continue education, employment or family responsibilities. Gain employment or pursue educational goals.

If you are placed on a PTI for a DWI, you will be enrolled in the program for 1 year (where you basically complete a probation, even though your case is pending, and you are not on probation), and if you are successful, your case will be dismissed.

Understanding Pre-Trial Intervention Instead of taking your case to trial or accepting a guilty plea, the prosecutor agrees to pre-trial intervention and essentially puts your case on hold. For the next six months to one year, the DWI case is paused while you are given time to meet certain conditions set by the court.

Probation officers will still be supervising you while on PTI, but you are not officially on "probation". The period of PTI can vary with the charge, but is generally considerably shorter than a period of probation. PTI also generally has less strenuous requirements as compared to probation.

Probation officers will still be supervising you while on PTI, but you are not officially on "probation". The period of PTI can vary with the charge, but is generally considerably shorter than a period of probation. PTI also generally has less strenuous requirements as compared to probation.

If you've been arrested on criminal charges, you may want to learn more about Texas pretrial diversion, sometimes called pretrial intervention. In short, the program is a way to avoid a conviction and have the charges dismissed once you meet certain conditions.

In Texas, DWI pretrial diversion is a voluntary program for offenders facing driving-while-intoxicated charges for the first time. The program removes an accused from prosecution before a nolo contendere or guilty plea. In simple terms, pretrial diversion is essentially probation without being on probation.

If you are placed on a PTI for a DWI, you will be enrolled in the program for 1 year (where you basically complete a probation, even though your case is pending, and you are not on probation), and if you are successful, your case will be dismissed.

If you are placed on a PTI for a DWI, you will be enrolled in the program for 1 year (where you basically complete a probation, even though your case is pending, and you are not on probation), and if you are successful, your case will be dismissed.

Understanding Pre-Trial Intervention Instead of taking your case to trial or accepting a guilty plea, the prosecutor agrees to pre-trial intervention and essentially puts your case on hold. For the next six months to one year, the DWI case is paused while you are given time to meet certain conditions set by the court.

Requirements for offenders entering a Texas pretrial diversion program may include: Complete a designated number of hours of community service. Continue education, employment or family responsibilities. Gain employment or pursue educational goals.

If you are placed on a PTI for a DWI, you will be enrolled in the program for 1 year (where you basically complete a probation, even though your case is pending, and you are not on probation), and if you are successful, your case will be dismissed.

Understanding Pre-Trial Intervention Instead of taking your case to trial or accepting a guilty plea, the prosecutor agrees to pre-trial intervention and essentially puts your case on hold. For the next six months to one year, the DWI case is paused while you are given time to meet certain conditions set by the court.

Probation officers will still be supervising you while on PTI, but you are not officially on "probation". The period of PTI can vary with the charge, but is generally considerably shorter than a period of probation. PTI also generally has less strenuous requirements as compared to probation.