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What does awaiting disposition mean in regards to a matter in community court?
Anonymous1 views3 answers
My daughter was arrested for interfering with a police officer and resisting arrest and was bonded out about 2 months ago. She is on felony probation and has 2 years left her probation officer is aware about the arrest and has not said whether or not she will be violated. I checked on ctjud.gov website and the case is awaiting disposition and the court time is 8:00am. I found that time to be a little weird I thought court usually starts at 10:00am.
I agree with the answers already given; "awaiting disposition" means that a final decision has not been made--it is still pending (meaning, awaiting decision.) Also, I wouldn't worry about the 8am time--that is more of a formality. You should be in court, though, right when it opens.
