How to Complete a Court-Ordered Shoplifting Class in Georgia

How to Complete a Court-Ordered Shoplifting Class in Georgia

If a Georgia court has ordered you to complete a shoplifting prevention class, you're in the right place. Here's everything you need to know.

What Does "Court-Ordered" Mean?

A court-ordered shoplifting class means a judge, prosecutor, or probation officer has made completing a certified class a condition of your case resolution. This is common in:

• First-offender diversion programs
• Plea agreements
• Probation conditions
• Civil recovery settlements

What Makes a Class "Accepted" by Georgia Courts?

Georgia courts typically require that the class be NACATP-accredited (National Association of Certified Anger and Theft Prevention Counselors). This certification ensures the program meets rigorous educational standards.

The Diversion Center's program is fully NACATP-accredited and accepted by courts throughout Georgia.

How to Complete the Class

1. Enroll online at diversioncenter.thinkific.com — takes less than 5 minutes
2. Complete the self-paced curriculum — typically 4–8 hours, available 24/7
3. Download your certificate immediately upon completion
4. Submit to your attorney or court — print or email the PDF

Important Tips

• Don't wait until the last minute. Complete the class well before your court date.
• Keep a copy of your certificate. Store it digitally and print at least two copies.
• Call us if you have questions. We can confirm court acceptance before you enroll.

Call (404) 503-8069 or enroll online today.