Overview
Zinco Court Classes offers court ordered anger management classes designed for Los Angeles County residents who need to satisfy a court mandate, probation requirement, or referral from a county agency. Our program is offered as live online anger-management education and is identified as a CAAMP-approved provider. Because court and probation requirements vary by case, participants should confirm the required program type, length, and provider criteria before enrolling.
Los Angeles County is the most populous county in California, served by the LA Superior Court system across more than 30 courthouses including Stanley Mosk, Clara Shortridge Foltz, Long Beach, Van Nuys, Pomona, Compton, and Norwalk. Wherever your case is being heard in Los Angeles County, you can complete your full program with us — 100% online.
Who These Classes Are For
Court-Mandated Participants
Anyone ordered by a Los Angeles County judge or commissioner to complete anger management as part of sentencing, probation, or a diversion program.
Probation Referrals
Los Angeles County Probation clients who need documented attendance and progress reporting and whose supervising officer confirms this program meets their case requirements.
Private Participants
Individuals enrolling voluntarily for personal growth, employment requirements, or family court matters.
Court & Probation Requirements in Los Angeles County
Zinco Court Classes provides live online anger-management education and documentation that can be submitted to courts and probation departments. Acceptance is case-specific. If your order requires a 52-week Batterer Intervention Program or cites California Penal Code 1203.097, use the county probation-approved BIP process rather than assuming a general anger-management program qualifies. Courts in Los Angeles County include:
- Los Angeles Superior Court (Stanley Mosk Courthouse)
- Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center
- Long Beach Courthouse
- Van Nuys Courthouse
- Pomona Courthouse
- Compton Courthouse
- Norwalk Courthouse
Agencies We Report To
We routinely provide proof of enrollment, progress reports, and final certificates to agencies including:
- Los Angeles County Probation Department
- LA County Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS)
- City Attorney Hearing Office
Acceptance is ultimately at the discretion of the individual court or officer. We encourage participants to confirm with their specific court before enrolling.
Certificate Process
As soon as you complete your required number of weeks, your certificate of completion is generated automatically. Download it instantly from your dashboard, share it with the court, and we can also mail, email, or fax it to your officer on request.
Verify a certificateOnline Class Availability
All sessions are held live on Zoom — there's no in-person attendance requirement. Multiple weekly time slots are available so you can pick the class that fits your work and family schedule.
View schedule & feesHow to Enroll
Create Your Account
Click Enroll Now and provide basic contact and case information.
Complete Intake
Fill out the written intake and pay the one-time $70 intake fee.
Schedule Your Intake
Pick a time for your one-on-one intake appointment over Zoom.
Start Classes
Join your first weekly group session and start earning credits.
Cities We Serve in Los Angeles County
Participants from across Los Angeles County attend our classes online, including:
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions? Get in Touch
Our team can review your paperwork and help you identify the requirements to confirm with your Los Angeles County court, probation officer, or referring agency before enrollment.