The form is signed and entered by the Judge Presiding in the court.

What does this order do?

It orders the defendant to be discharged from probation and can also order the original charges to be dismissed.

Order of Discharge from Community Supervision under Article 42A.701, CCP

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This form is an official court order that officially ends a person's community supervision, or probation. It states that the person has met all the requirements of their probation.

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This form is used by the court when a defendant has successfully completed all the rules and requirements set for their community supervision.

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Common questions

Who signs this form?: The form is signed and entered by the Judge Presiding in the court.
What does this order do?: It orders the defendant to be discharged from probation and can also order the original charges to be dismissed.

Revision history

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

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