No. I clearly give you two options.
You chose number one. They dropped the revocation which considered the deferment complete. You completed the deferment. A deferred adjudication is a plea bargain where you complete terms and rehabilitation.
Sorry but you didn't win that case because of religious reasons.
Now, I wish you the best and I hope you win your current case.
And as I said, the case was dismissed after all of that, so it doesn't matter what happened at the beginning. I have over and over said that I did plea guilty, under the advice of a corrupt lawyer who no longer has a bar license, even though I told her it was my Religion and I wanted to fight. Then when I came back my new lawyer submitted a motion to dismiss with my Religious Memorandum of Law (144 pages), and in the end they dismissed.
I have even said that they probably dismissed it because they didn't want me to keep helping people with their cases in jail, as I was using the Kiosk with close to 30 people's ID#s, I even compared it to Gandhi who was "compassionately released" when he helped people in jail and overloaded the system.
You are like the news. You take small pieces of what I say and make it fit your preconceived notion of what you want to have happened. You can't spin it though. I won.