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1. National Youth Court Month 2009
(General Content/In the News)
...s (SDCL) 26-7A-10 (3) allows State's Attorneys dealing with juvenile offenders an option to formally charging some of them in court and allows for diversion. It is generally used for first time of...

2. In Session Newsletter Articles
(Newsletter/In Session)
...fact.” Jurors fulfill a very important function in the legal system. In a criminal trial, they are charged with the responsibility of deciding whether, on the facts of the case, a person is guil...

3. Funding Ideas from Other Youth Courts
(General Content/Resources)
...ment's budget. Minimal amount of money as our Village Prosecutor volunteers his time, the officer in charge is on duty and we use Law Enforcement Explorers to assist with court administration. Oa...

4. Alphabetical Listing of All Publications
(General Content/Publications)
... It also summarizes the evaluation literature on teen courts. To order a copy of this bulletin (free of charge), contact: Juvenile Justice Clearinghouse1-800-851-3420Reference number NCJ 183472To dow...

5. Evaluation and Research
(General Content/Publications)
... It also summarizes the evaluation literature on teen courts. To order a copy of this bulletin (free of charge), contact: Juvenile Justice Clearinghouse1-800-851-3420Reference number NCJ 183472To dow...

6. Educational Workshops
(General Content/Request For Information)
...bsp; One of the counselors from one of  the local counseling agencies conducts the workshop free of charge. Asheboro/Randolph Teen Court Program Cheryl Benford Coordinator Randolph County Gove...

7. Date: January 2006
(General Content/Request For Information)
...3 days then a patent must come to the school and have a patent conference, the second time with the same charge they get ISS for 2 days and the 3rd time they get OSS (out of school suspension) for 3 d...

8. Request for Information - Program Evaluation
(General Content/Request For Information)
... by hand. Now here is where it gets a little tricky, we consider recidivism happening if the youth had a charge filed, some will argue and say it isn't until they are found guilty. Anyway, for the...

9. Date: June 2000
(General Content/Request For Information)
...ing comes from a local collaborative funding grant. We also get $3,000 per year from United Way. We also charge a $30 fee per client which is pretty low as some areas charge as much as $50 to $75. We ...

10. Date: August 2002
(General Content/Request For Information)
...dition we receive a number of smaller grants from various Foundations such as Hoover and Rotary. We also charge a fee for workshops and jury duty. Kathleen Self Executive Director P.O. Box 48927 Sa...

11. Date: October 2003
(General Content/Request For Information)
...ment's budget. Minimal amount of money as our Village Prosecutor volunteers his time, the officer in charge is on duty and we use Law Enforcement Explorers to assist with court administration. ...

12. Date: March 2004
(General Content/Request For Information)
...-6542 dquintan@auroragov.org The Aurora Teen Court in Aurora Colorado is funded through a municipal surcharge of $2.00 assessed to all municipal summons. Our city council members are great supporter...

13. Youth Court Function Program Model
(General Content/Resources)
...ticipating in the program, most require the juvenile offender to admit guilt or agree not to contest the charges. The primary function of these youth court programs is to determine a fair and appropri...

14. Youth Court Projects
(General Content/About)
...us, violent, and chronic offenders to victims of abuse and neglect—pose a challenge to the nation. Charged by Congress to meet this challenge, OJJDP collaborates with professionals from diverse ...

...y providing a valuable lesson in citizenship. Program participants are comprised of first-time offenders charged with minor offenses. If they complete the assigned sentences they avoid a formal court ...

16. Facts and Stats
(General Content/Resources)
...outh court. When defendants successfully complete a youth court program, 63% of youth courts dismiss the charges. 27% immediately expunge the defendant’s record. Youth Court Program Models The f...

17. Career Corner
(Youth Volunteer Resources/Pages)
...nt. Always remember that if you are the class president your last year in school, you will always be in charge of class reunions.  What advice would you give to young people who wanted to be a...

18. Youth Court Glossary
(Youth Volunteer Resources/Pages)
... that allows a not-guilty plea, the first hearing in which the judge tells the respondent/defendant the charge and takes a plea B bailiff - the person who calls the court to order, help...

19. Code of Conduct
(Archived/General Content/Resources)
...line. A volunteer getting pregnant is not against the law (unless you're going to push for statutory charges against the girl, but then you also have to do it against the boy). You may not want to...

20. Charging Administrative Fees
(Archived/General Content/Resources)
Date: October 2003 - (Download PDF Version) Question: Do other youth or community court programs charge any type of fee for allowing the juveniles to be diverted to the program? My view is that since

21. Community Service Coordinator
(Archived/General Content/Resources)
...t management.  Our program also handles Court-ordered juvenile community service, so we are also in charge of setting up projects for them. Back to top ----------------------------------------...

22. Program Growth
(Archived/General Content/Resources)
...aughter cases referred from the DA's office==those are definitely the high water mark on significant charges.  Mater juries allow for us to handle more cases on a given evening.  We hold...

...ys to Track Program Information (12/04) Program Growth (11/04) Community Service Coordinator (11/04) Charging Administrative Fees (10/3) Defining Justice (10/03) Insurance for Youth Court Progr...

24. American Probation and Parole Association
(Archived/General Content/In the News)
...lunteers, act as judges, jurors, clerks, bailiffs, and counsel for first time juvenile offenders who are charged with misdemeanors or minor infractions of school rules and consent to the program. ...

25. Increasing Referrals
(Archived/General Content/Request For Information)
...ail: tcannarsa@blairco.org I am one of several intake workers for the Juvenile Office. All youth with charges filed(petitions) come to our office. Once the intake is completed and if peer jury is r...

26. Resolution Passed in Support of Youth Courts
(Archived/General Content/In the News)
...from the education and legal communities, determine sentencing for first time juvenile offenders who are charged with misdemeanors or minor infractions of school rules and consent to participate in th...

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