My question involves criminal law for the state of: Colorado

I got a differed 1 Year Probation on Harassment Domestic Violence related.

Was also court ordered to complete 36-Hours/Classes of Domestic Violence What Not.

Now at the place i am doing my classes Acacia, They passed a new program as of September that if your case is finalized after august you are no longer on Hours and you are on sessions. Sessions is a grading scale of A B C, C is the worst. You have to work your way out of the class by bringing yourself to an A or something similar.

I just found out i was put on sessions. My case was finalized in August but i didnt get enrolled until September, My PO believes im on sessions due to my enroll date.


Now my question is, do i have to literally sit in this class longer than 36-hours because "they" want me to? I was only court ordered to do 36-hours/Classes. Now when i come up on 36-Hours, and i havent made it to an "A" Yet, Do i really have to continue there sessions crap or am i done? They wont give out a certificate of completion until you really "complete" but technically im not court ordered to do anything more than 36 hours.

What do yall think? I think this sessions stuff is to make more money. Im off probation in 6 months.