Pretrial Compliance Reports

When you or a loved one gets charged with a crime, arrested and brought before a Magistrate or a Judge, a decision will be made regarding your release from custody. You could be released on a secured or unsecured bond or on your own personal recognizance. In either event, you will enter into what is referred to as the "Pretrial Period". During this time,  you have the opportunity to demonstrate to the court, your family and your accusers that you:

• Maintained peace and good behavior 
• Sought or maintained employment
• Abstained from excessive use of alcohol
• Used no illegal substances or illegal drugs
• Completed classes or programs
• Participated in rehabilitation programs
• Complied with any other court ordered conditions.

Pretrial Compliance Reports allows you to appear in court with a detailed, documented report outlining the steps you took prior to your trial to improve yourself and to comply with the conditions of your release. Your report will contain certificates or documentation from any classes or counseling you participated in.

The report also includes letters of reference from employers, family members, pastors and mentors as well as award certificates for everything you have achieved.       

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Pretrial Compliance Reports is committed to serving defendants, their families, the courts and the community by providing the monitoring, guidance and educational resources that help clients facing trial to make better decisions and experience a better day in court.

With over 2.4 million prisoners incarcerated in the United States (26.6% of the prisoners in the world), Pretrial Compliance Reports is committed to diverting as many "would be prisoners" out of the judicial system and into "productive citizen" status.

The pretrial period is a critical time for the defendant because it offers the best opportunity to improve decision-making and modify behavior through monitoring, charge related education, mentoring and reporting.