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Getting the
Most Out of the
Deliberation Process!
Training jurors and judge panelists how to deliberate is an essential component to every youth court program,
however, it is not always feasible to conduct onsite training seminars for new volunteer jurors or panelists. Therefore, these online lessons
were created by the American Probation and Parole
Association/Council of State Governments, with funding from
OJJDP, to educate youth court volunteers, especially new jurors and judge panelists, on issues they should consider to help them determine a fair, constructive, and restorative disposition for youth court defendants or respondents.
Complete
an Evaluation Form
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Youth Court Coordinators
Ready to create an
administrative access area?
Want
to check on the progress of your youth volunteers
who have taken the lessons?
If so,
click on the "main page" button below.
Need instructions
on how to create an administrative access area?
For instructions
please select a format to download :
( right-click to
"save as" )
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Youth
Volunteers
Do you have your volunteer
access code?
(Your coordinator will need to give you this
number before you can register to take the lessons.)
If so, click on "take lesson" to get started!
Need help
understanding how to take the lessons?
For instructions
please select a format to download :
( right-click to
"save as" )
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Important Note: Before a youth volunteer can take the lesson(s), he/she must obtain a
volunteer access code from his/her youth court coordinator. For a youth court coordinator to receive a
volunteer access code, he/she must register for an Administrative Access Area on the “Getting the Most Out of the Deliberation Process” main page. This Administrative Access Area will allow youth court coordinators to know which of their volunteers have registered to take the lesson(s) and view their lesson results. |
