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Welcome to YouthCourt.net, your resource for information on Youth Courts, Teen Courts, Peer Courts and Student Courts.

 





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Read about important events from around the country
that have had significant effects on your local communities.

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  • Executive Transitions
  • Local and State Events/News
  • Valuable Resources



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    New Coordinators

    Refer to this page to see new sample forms to use for starting a new youth court

     


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    Contact Us:
    Jon Messick, Program Administrator
    National Association of Youth Courts, Inc.
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    Baltimore, Maryland 21202

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