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Yes what is for DWI Driving While Intoxicated. DUI is Driving Under the Influence and it is only enforced for drivers under 21 with zero tolerance. If they detect any amount of alcohol you can be charged with DUI and do not have to be Intoxicated.

Deferred adjudication is considered a conviction for CHL purposes.

A DUI is at least a Class "B" misdemeanor, and makes you ineligible for 5 years.

A DUI is only for minors under 21. DWI is for people over 21.

From reading the law I cannot see anywhere that it states Deferred adjudication is ...

A felony conviction makes you permanently ineligible for a Texas CHL.

The only way you can become eligible is if the conviction is pardoned, expunged, voided, set aside, or sealed.

Or if the offense you were convicted of is no longer classified as a felony.

Or you got deferred adjudication ...