In which of the following is the accused person found guilty, placed on probation, and, after successfully completing probation, discharged and deemed never to have been convicted?

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A conditional discharge is a sentence where the accused is found guilty but is discharged on the condition that they meet certain requirements during a probation period. If they successfully complete the probation, they are deemed not to have been convicted, which aligns with the scenario described.

In Which of the Following Is the Accused Person Found