Court Ordered Anti Theft Course Texas

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Our Texas Online Anti‑Theft Course is built to provide a clear understanding of theft-related offenses and their consequences. It explores the reasons people commit theft, the impact on victims, businesses, and communities, and offers practical strategies to make better choices in the future. Whether required by a Texas court, recommended by an employer, or taken for personal growth, this course delivers legal awareness, behavior‑change tools, and decision‑making skills to help participants move forward with integrity and responsibility.

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$60

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$80

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$100

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$120

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$20

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$40

What is Anti Theft Course?

The Anti‑Theft Course is an educational program focused on understanding the legal, financial, and personal consequences of theft-related offenses, including shoplifting, employee theft, fraud, and property crimes. It helps participants explore why theft occurs, how it impacts victims, businesses, and communities, and teaches practical strategies to avoid future offenses. The course is designed to promote ethical decision-making, impulse control, and responsible behavior, leading to long-term positive change.

Who Needs This Course?

Court‑Ordered Participants – Required by a Texas court after being charged with theft, shoplifting, burglary, or fraud.
First‑Time Shoplifting Offenders – Individuals caught stealing merchandise from a retail store and required to complete theft education as part of a diversion program.
Employee Theft Cases – Workers involved in taking company property, cash shortages, or workplace policy violations.
Burglary Offenders – Individuals charged with breaking into property to commit theft who must complete an anti‑theft awareness program.
Juvenile Theft Offenders – Teens and young adults caught in shoplifting or petty theft incidents, often as part of early intervention programs.
Repeat Theft Offenders – Individuals with multiple theft-related offenses seeking to avoid harsher penalties and change behavior.
Personal Growth Participants – People taking the course voluntarily to improve decision‑making and ethical standards.

If you relate to any of these situations, our Texas Online Anti‑Theft Course is designed for you. It offers practical tools, legal knowledge, and behavior‑change strategies to help you understand the impact of theft, make better decisions, and move forward with honesty and integrity.

Why the Anti Theft Course Matters in Texas

Texas is facing a serious and growing theft problem, with property crimes—especially larceny-theft—remaining prevalent at over 465,000 reported incidents in 2023.

Theft Trends & Economic Impact:

From 2020 to 2023, shoplifting cases rose by 40.6%, increasing from about 64,395 to 90,540 reported incidents statewide.
In Dallas, retail theft surged by 73% in the first half of 2023 alone.
Organized Retail Crime (ORT) is up by 26.5% statewide since 2021, prompting Texas to create a task force dedicated to curbing these crimes.
In 2022, ORT-related thefts cost Texas an estimated $422 million in stolen goods and resulted in $21 million in lost tax revenue.

Sources Various: National Wold, Dallas News, The Business Journal

Completing the Texas Online Anti‑Theft Course provides an opportunity for individuals to demonstrate accountability, gain legal awareness, and develop tools for long‑term personal integrity—making a positive difference for themselves and their communities.

Theft Crimes in Texas

In Texas, theft is defined as unlawfully taking property with the intent to deprive the owner of it. Theft crimes vary based on the type of property, value, and method of theft, and penalties range from minor misdemeanors to serious felonies.

Under Texas Penal Code § 31.03, a person commits theft when they unlawfully appropriate property with the intent to deprive the owner of it, for example, without consent or by concealing stolen property.

Common Theft Crimes

Shoplifting – Taking merchandise from a store without paying.
Burglary – Entering a building or habitation without consent, with the intent to commit theft or another felony.
Auto Theft – Stealing a car, motorcycle, or other motor vehicle.
Employee Theft – Taking money, merchandise, or property from an employer.
Robbery & Aggravated Robbery – Theft involving force or threat of force, with aggravated robbery involving serious injury or a deadly weapon.
Credit Card or Check Fraud – Using someone else’s credit card, debit card, or checks without permission to commit theft.
Identity Theft – Using another person’s personal information to obtain goods, services, or money unlawfully.
Cargo & Organized Retail Theft – Coordinated theft from warehouses, trucks, or multiple retail locations.

Texas Theft Penalties (Based on Value Stolen)

Under $100 – Class C misdemeanor (fine up to $500).
$100 – $750 – Class B misdemeanor (up to 180 days in jail + $2,000 fine).
$750 – $2,500 – Class A misdemeanor (up to 1 year in jail + $4,000 fine)
$2,500 – $30,000 – State Jail Felony (180 days–2 years jail + $10,000 fine).
$30,000 – $150,000 – Third-Degree Felony.
$150,000 – $300,000 – Second-Degree Felony.
Over $300,000 – First-Degree Felony (5–99 years in prison).

Source: Kieth G Allen

Why It Matters for Course Participants

These penalty tiers highlight how theft-related charges vary in severity. Understanding these details is essential for anyone ordered or choosing to complete a Texas Online Anti‑Theft Course, which educates on legal consequences, helps avoid repeat offenses, and promotes personal accountability.

Courses Developed by Experts

Our Texas Online Anti‑Theft Course is designed and built by a team of criminal justice professionals, licensed behavioral counselors, theft prevention specialists, and certified educators. These experts have years of experience in theft prevention, behavior change, and Texas law compliance, ensuring that the course is both accurate and court‑approved.

Each module is based on evidence‑based behavior modification techniques, legal standards, and real‑world scenarios. The result is a comprehensive, practical program that helps participants understand why theft happens, how to avoid repeat offenses, and how to move forward with integrity.

Certifications & Expertise Behind the Course

Certified Theft & Fraud Prevention Specialists (CTFPS) – Experts in retail theft and fraud prevention.
Licensed Professional Counselors (LPC) – Specializing in behavioral change, ethics, and decision-making.
Certified Criminal Justice Professionals (CCJP) – Ensuring compliance with Texas legal systems and court requirements
Certified Loss Prevention Professionals (LPP) – Focused on retail security and theft deterrence.
Certified Health Education Specialists (CHES) – Ensuring evidence-based curriculum and adult learning principles.
Texas Legal Experts & Attorneys – Guaranteeing legal accuracy and court acceptance.
Instructional Design & E‑Learning Specialists – Building a user-friendly, engaging online platform for all learners.

What You Will Learn With Our Anti Theft Course?

This course teaches you the legal consequences of theft, why it happens, and how to prevent it in the future through practical decision‑making strategies and behavior‑change tools.

National Recognized

Our online court classes are recognized nationwide and meet most court, legal, probation, parole, and employment requirements across the United States.

Each course is developed and taught by certified professionals, including Certified Anger Management Specialists (CAMS-I), Certified Pretrial Services Professionals (CPSP), and Certified Treatment Providers registered with the National Association of Court Approved Treatment Providers (NACATP).

Easily Accessible

Our online court classes are designed for convenience. Access your course 24/7 from any device—phone, tablet, or computer. No apps, no appointments, no waiting. You can log in anytime, learn at your own pace, and pick up right where you left off. Perfect for busy schedules and urgent deadlines.

Guaranteed Acceptance

We stand behind the quality and credibility of our programs. That’s why all of our courses come with a 100% Certificate Acceptance Guarantee.

If your certificate is not accepted by the court, probation officer, attorney, or employer for any valid reason, simply contact us. We’ll work with you to resolve the issue or provide a full refund—no questions asked.

Why Thousands Trust Us for Court-Ordered Courses

Whether you’re here because the court ordered it or you’re just taking responsibility — you’re in the right place. We’ve helped thousands complete their courses quickly, stress-free, and with confidence.

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