Family Code § 51.074
A juvenile court may transfer interim supervision for a child on deferred prosecution, but not permanent supervision. If the deferred prosecution order is extended, the child stays on interim supervision for up to 180 more days. If the agreement is violated, the receiving county must send the case back to the sending c
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A juvenile court may transfer interim supervision for a child on deferred prosecution, but not permanent supervision. If the deferred prosecution order is extended, the child stays on interim supervision for up to 180 more days. If the agreement is violated, the receiving county must send the case back to the sending county and cannot change the original deferred prosecution conditions.
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