A defendant under the age of 25 charged with a moving violation is granted deferred; the judge must make the defendant take a driving safety course as a term.

• A. Not required
• B. Only if it's a repeat offense
• C. True
• D. Not specified

Answer: (C)

When a young defendant (under 25) is granted deferred adjudication for a moving violation, the court is required to impose a driving safety course as a term. This mandate is built into the statute to encourage safer driving and reduce the chance of future violations; completing the course allows the deferred disposition to proceed without a formal conviction on the record, provided all other conditions are met. If a student sees options like “Not required,” “Only if it’s a repeat offense,” or “Not specified,” those do not fit because the law clearly requires the driving safety course for this specific group and situation.