Which statement accurately describes the timeframe to complete the program after suspension?

• A. Within 60 days
• B. Within 90 days
• C. Within 120 days
• D. Within 90 days of the suspension of execution of sentence

Answer: (D)

The timing hinges on when the suspension of execution of sentence begins. When a court places someone on suspension for completing a program or satisfying terms, the deadline to finish that program is 90 days from the date the suspension of execution of sentence is ordered. That means the clock starts at the moment the SES is imposed, not at sentencing, conviction, or any later date. If the program is completed within those 90 days, the court’s order can move forward as intended; if not, the suspension may be revoked and the original sentence could proceed. The other options don’t reflect this starting point or the exact 90-day window tied to the SES date.