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You are mixing two types of supervision--parole and probation (now called community supervision). Nevertheless not telling your officer where you are is a violation of your conditions. Call the lawyer who helped you previously and tell him/ her what is going on with you. The longer you ignore this the more difficult it will be. Good luck!

It depends on the circumstances.  The standard of proof in a motion to revoke community supervision (probation) is different than in a criminal trial as to guilt/innocense.  There are many conditions of probation, so each case is different.  I would encourage you to call the attorney that originally helped you and discuss it with them. patrick short

You need to know how the case was resolved before you can properly answer the question. Go to the County Clerk's office for the County where you were charged. Call or go in person and ask them how to get a copy of your criminal background. When you get it, see whether it was in fact a successfully completed deferred probation. An adjudication would mean that you did not successfully complete the deferred probation. If you were adjudicated, then you have a conviction. If you successfully completed the deferred probation, then you do not have a conviction.