Pretrial Diversion Program Process

It sounds like you're referring to the "Pretrial Diversion Program" in Maryland, which includes community service among other conditions. Could you please specify your charges to provide more precise information?

It seems like you're referring to "Nolle Prosequi," which means the prosecutor has decided not to proceed with the case. It's different from a diversion program. Are you facing a specific charge?

"Aquittal" is a legal term that refers to the court's verdict when a defendant is found not guilty. It's different from "Nolle Prosequi" or a diversion program. Are you seeking information about the process of acquittal in Maryland?

It sounds like you're referring to Maryland's "Pretrial Diversion Program." This program allows certain offenders to complete requirements such as community service in exchange for case dismissal. Is this the program you're inquiring about?

In Maryland's "Pretrial Diversion Program", once you successfully complete the program:
- The charges are often dismissed.
- You may avoid a criminal record.
- The court record may potentially be expunged.
Remember, outcomes can vary based on exact circumstances.

The Pretrial Diversion Program process in Maryland generally consists of:
*. Referral: Eligible individuals are referred to the program.
*. Assessment: A risk assessment is conducted.
*. Program: Completion of assigned tasks or programs.
*. Review: Compliance is assessed.
*. Completion: If successful, charges are typically dismissed.
This is a general outline, individual circumstances may vary.