Domestic Violence, Anger Management, Deferred Entry of Judgment, Batterers Intervention Program, Drug & Alcohol awareness, Criminal Behavior Modification, Divorce, high-conflict divorce, parenting, co-parenting, high-conflict parenting, family violence, shoplifting, theft prevention, child abuse, child endangerment, civic responsibility, gambling addiction, cognitive thinking, responsible thinking, juvenile (teen) court & betterment programs and intimate partner violence along with assessments: drug / alcohol assessments, parenting assessments, anger management assessments and DV/BIP assessments, all from the comfort of home with dozens of live, "in-person" webcasted group sessions.

Our Students' Privacy and Anonymity are of Paramount Importance.

A privacy policy is a very important issue in any business.  Most Web sites consider data that they have harvested as the property of the owners of the Web site. As a Nationally Recognized and Certified organization, Court Ordered Programs, Inc. and Court Ordered Classes along with courtorderedclasses.com and cop-i.com understand the issues inherent in this attitude. We consider all personally identifiable data (PID) in our possession to be a trust, and we will take care of the sensitive data entrusted to us. Specifically, it does not matter where we get the PID. It is NEVER ours. It belongs to the person to whom it applies. Period. End of story.

Our registration and billing pages are all processed using a secure https site. We also take steps to safeguard customer information including, but not limited to, name, last name, address, course registration, court ordered courses, birth date, court case number, credit card information and billing information. We do not forward, share, or provide any other individual, company, third-party or outside entity with this “nonpublic personal information.”

Who Gets "Proof of Enrollment", "Progress Report" & "Proof of Completion" Information.

This is very important information that the courts have required from you. Upon registration our students submit to us, Court Ordered Classes, name, birth date, court information and a court case number(s) which are mandatory requirements for all court documents such as: Proof of Enrollment, Progress Reports and Proof of Completion. These certificates are sent to you, our registrant, to the address that you have provided during enrollment, and the court or probation office assigned to your case. This information goes nowhere else, period.

We restrict access to your personal and billing information to those employees who need to know that information to provide products or services to you. Employees who violate these standards will be subject to disciplinary measures. Our physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards meet or exceed federal standards regarding the protection of your nonpublic personal information. We use technological means such as backup files, virus detection, eradication software and firewalls to protect against unauthorized access or alterations to customer data and we maintain policies and procedures covering the proper physical security of workplaces and records. We continually strive to maintain complete, accurate and up to date information.

If ever you believe that our records contain inaccurate or incomplete information, please contact us at (661) 312-0392. We will investigate your concerns and correct any inaccuracies in a timely manner. We reserve the right to change this policy at anytime but would communicate any significant changes to you as required by applicable law.

Handling of Web Access Logs

Access logs are text files, automatically generated by the Web server, that report which pages and files have been requested by visitors. These logs do contain the Internet Protocol (IP) number of site visitors, but make no effort to match that IP number with any other data. In most cases, the IP numbers are only used in the most general sense, such as telling us that a visitor was coming in from google or yahoo, as opposed to identifying the visitor explicitly. However, the number is recorded, and can be accessed in the future. This is standard practice at every Web site you ever visit. Most will not explicitly tell you about this, but we believe in maximum privacy and full disclosure.

We promise to never abuse this information. The only time that we should ever spend any time trying to determine the IP number of a particular visitor is when performing a forensic evaluation (usually done if the server is attacked.)

Summary

We believe that this privacy policy is one of the strictest and most comprehensive policies on the Internet. It is important that ALL employees, sudents and third-party organizations (such as eCommerce providers and ISPs) be bound to this policy.