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Notice of Judicial Clemency

Texas · Texas Judicial Branch

This notice informs a defendant that they might be able to receive judicial clemency from the court if they successfully complete all conditions of their community supervision (probation). It explains that if certain requirements are met, the court can dismiss the charges and release the person from penalties related to a conviction or plea.

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This notice is given to a defendant who is on community supervision (probation) to let them know the conditions under which they might be eligible for judicial clemency from the court.

Prepared by the court or clerk.

Common questions

What is judicial clemency?
Judicial clemency is something the court may grant if the defendant satisfactorily completes all conditions of their probation. If granted, the court can dismiss the charges and release the person from penalties from a conviction or plea.
Who is eligible for this notice?
This notice is for defendants convicted of certain offenses involving alcohol, a sex offender registration, or a felony described by Article 42A.054, Code of Criminal Procedure. It states that others are not eligible.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026.

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