State: Missouri • Hours: 12
This court-ordered theft awareness class turns national safety research into practical rules—timelines for inhaled vs. edibles, conservative no-drive windows, and ride planning that ends last-minute debates. It’s built for transfer/diversion scenarios where online education is accepted when authorized.
Inhaled vs edibles timing and next-day rules.
Risk stacking (alcohol/sedatives) and fatigue-only mornings.
Ride-first habits, pickup landmarks, ETA scripts.
Positioned for Missouri cases that allow online completion with prior authorization. Always verify acceptance locally before purchase.
Clear timing guidance including next-day rules for edibles and longer windows for concentrates or late-night use.
Pre-commitment macros, a Must-Go decision tree, and a 60–90s morning Fit-to-Drive screen.
Sign a personal plan you keep on your phone so the safest option is always the easiest option.
Courts and probation increasingly allow online education when authorized and documented. This court-ordered theft awareness is written in plain language for busy schedules.
Your PDF certificate is available immediately and your seat-time is logged for 12 hours.
Do you log seat time?
Yes—your profile shows 20 hours completed.
Can I use my phone?
Yes—the entire course is mobile friendly.
Will my court accept online?
Many Missouri courts accept online education for transfers/diversion—always confirm locally.
Self-paced, mobile-friendly, instant proof at completion. Court-accepted when authorized.
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