Judges may not grant deferred disposition for any offense that occurs in a construction maintenance zone when workers are present.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only for parking offenses
• D. Only if the defendant pleads guilty

Answer: (A)

In a construction maintenance zone where workers are present, judges may not grant deferred disposition for any offense. Deferred disposition lets a defendant avoid a conviction by meeting certain conditions, but when the zone is active and workers are present, safety concerns override that option for all offenses. This means the case must proceed with the standard penalties if found guilty or otherwise resolved, rather than deferring judgment. The other choices try to carve out exceptions (like only for parking offenses or only if the defendant pleads guilty), but the rule applies universally in these work zones, making the statement true.