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Has anyone ever completed the N.A.S.P. program?

Questions about shoplifting prevention programs or diversion programs?

Has anyone ever completed the N.A.S.P. program?

Postby Stupid1 » Mon Dec 14, 2009 9:57 am

Has anyone here actually completed the program that the National Association for Shoplifting Prevention offers? If so, did the judge/district attorney take it into consideration at the court appearance?
I'm dumb, I shoplifted and got caught. Now I'm just trying to help others who might be in a similar situation get their lives back on track.
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Re: Has anyone ever completed the N.A.S.P. program?

Postby Admin » Mon Dec 14, 2009 10:03 am

Former posters rarely comeback once their issue is over. Its possible you may not get a reply. If you go to the NASP website www.shopliftingprevention.org you might find some testimonials
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Re: Has anyone ever completed the N.A.S.P. program?

Postby Admin » Mon Dec 14, 2009 10:05 am

Your topic has been moved to proper section
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Re: Has anyone ever completed the N.A.S.P. program?

Postby NASP » Mon Dec 14, 2009 10:34 am

I represent the National Association for Shoplifting Prevention (NASP) - perhaps the following will be of value to you. NASP's Shoplifter Education/Alternative Sentencing programs, both the SA Course for Adults and the Y.E.S. Program for Juveniles are designed to help offenders understand why they shoplifted in the first place and gives them the tools to ensure it never happens again. As for court, their goal is prevent repeat offenses and NASP programs have a less than 3% recidivism (Repeat offender) rate nationally.

While no one can tell you exactly what will happen since every court and every case is different, I can tell you that we have never had anyone who completed a program proactively before going to court have a bad experience because of it. In a nutshell, while I cannot guarantee that it will help your case, I can guarantee 2 things - It will not hurt your case and IT WILL HELP YOU PERSONALLY! If your goal is to never find yourself in this situation again, a NASP program will help you reach that goal.

The following is an excerpt from a recent e-mail I got from someone referred to NASP via this site might be of interest:

I wanted to sing the praises of your program once again- I cannot stress enough how much I value the information and enlightenment I learned from completed(ing) your SA program. I now feel as if I have the tools necessary to prevent something like this from ever happening again- I also feel more confident going to court with what I have learned. I'm looking forward to leaving this experience behind me to say the least!


If you have specific questions on your case, feel free to contact me privately. I can see if we work with the court where your case is being heard. (We currently work with some 500 plus courts in 48 states.)
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Re: Has anyone ever completed the N.A.S.P. program?

Postby atnyc » Thu Apr 08, 2010 8:34 pm

HELLO!

First of all, thank you for this program! I had my court appearance today, and let me tell you how completing this program helped me. The judge already decided to give me the Adjournment in Contemplation of Dismissal offer and was about to send me to a prevention program. Then, my public defender told him that I did the NASP SA program, and the judge decided to dismiss my case right then and there after the other attorney (I am guessing the DA?) viewed the letter I received from NASP, which was sent to me after the completion of the program. I think it just helped me shortened my 'good behaviors' period from six months to right away!

Aside from helping me legally, I think the program really did teach me a lot about shoplifting. I've always thought that shoplifting would not have much of an effect on others. But I've learned that just because I decide to shoplift, the employees risk losing their jobs, and the other consumers have to pay more for the merchandise. This program will definitely prevent me from shoplifting in the future, and I am pretty confident in that. :)

Thank you!
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