Victim Impact Panel
A single MADD Victim Impact Panel that satisfies common court and probation requirements in one sitting.
Class details
- Schedule
- Single session
- Format
- Live over Zoom
- Price
- $50
How the class runs
Sessions are instructor-led over Zoom, not self-paced video, and they run for the full scheduled time. You need a device with a camera and a quiet place to sit where you can be seen and heard. Arriving late, leaving early, or being away from the screen can mean a session does not count toward your hours.
What you get at the end
A state-issued Certificate of Completion once you finish the program and your balance is paid in full. We report your enrollment, attendance, and completion to the court or supervising authority named in your order, and to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation as required. Our privacy policy covers exactly what that reporting involves.
Before you enroll
Confirm with your court or probation officer that Victim Impact Panel (VIP / MADD) is the program your order requires. Only they can decide whether a certificate satisfies it, and taking the wrong class is the most expensive mistake in this process. Have your order, cause or case number, and county to hand when you register.
Questions about this class
- What does Victim Impact Panel cost?
- $50. That is the whole price of the class. The amount you pay is the amount shown at checkout.
- How do I enroll in Victim Impact Panel?
- Pay for the class on this page. Payment enrolls you, and our team then reaches out to schedule your sessions. If you would rather set your dates immediately, call or text us after you pay.
- Will my court accept Victim Impact Panel?
- Only your court or supervising officer can decide that, so confirm with them before you pay. What they need to match is the program name, Victim Impact Panel (VIP / MADD), exactly as your order prints it. We are licensed by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation and we issue state-issued Certificates of Completion, but that is not the same as us being able to promise your order is satisfied.
- What do I get when I finish Victim Impact Panel?
- A state-issued Certificate of Completion, once you have finished the program and your balance is paid in full. We also report your enrollment, attendance, and completion to the court or supervising authority named in your order, and to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation as required.