​Court Ordered Community Service​
Court Ordered Community Service - a division of The Repertoire Inc, has formed a way for you to work off your court ordered community service, while giving back to the community through our non profit organization.​
The Repertoire Inc. was incorporated in the state of Georgia in 1998 and received IRS 501(c)(3) public charity status in the same year. The Repertoire Inc. community service program provides a unique and enlightening opportunity for offenders to actively engage and contribute directly to their particular community while taking time to reflect and think about what one has been through. This allows the individual to assess their values and life goals.

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Georgia statutes require a judge to impose, as a condition of community supervision (probation), a requirement that the defendant perform a specified number of hours of community service in misdemeanor and felony cases. The statutes, also, specify the number of hours to be performed, according to the level of the offense(s) committed by the offender.
Community service is defined as the performance of a specified number of hours of unpaid/volunteer labor for a specified governmental or non-profit community-based entity that provides services to the general public.
The statutes provide that defendants performing community service work as a condition of community supervision are exempted from the provisions of the Worker’s Compensation Act. In addition, the statutes state that the defendant performing the community service is to receive no benefits other than satisfying his/her court ordered obligations.