For courts and agencies
We bring a free program and measure whether it works.
You change nothing. Not conditions, not notices, not charging, not sentencing, not court process. We add a service on top of your existing operation and track outcomes against a comparison group.
How a pilot works
We identify eligible participants
Working with your intake or supervision staff, we identify individuals who may benefit from the course — no formal screening or diagnosis required.
We run the course
Fair Notice facilitates the 14-session course. Your staff don't need to attend or change anything about how they operate.
We track outcomes
We measure compliance rates, violations, and re-contact against a comparison group drawn from your own population. You get the data.
You decide what comes next
If the outcomes support it, we work with you on how to sustain or expand the program. If they don't, you've lost nothing.
What you don't change
Pilots are designed to fit inside your existing operation without requiring policy changes, additional staff time, or budget. We handle facilitation, materials, and measurement.
- Charging and sentencing decisions
- Supervision conditions and requirements
- Court notices and process
- Staff roles and responsibilities
- Budget — the program is free
Start a conversation
Pilots are available to courts, prosecutor offices, public defender offices, and supervision agencies. Fill out the form below and we'll follow up within two business days.