• Swearing in the jury
• Swearing in the defendant, if asked to do so by the Judge
• Calling the cases
• Recording the time on the dockets
• Giving the sentence form to the Bailiff
• Recording the disposition of the case on the docket

• Assisting the Judge
• Maintaining order in the courtroom at all times
• Seating the jurors in the jury box
• Seating the defendants and the defendant's parents
• Announcing the Judge and calling the Court to order
• Obtaining the sentence form from the Court Clerk
• Showing the jury to the deliberation room
• Escorting the jurors back to the jury box

• Seeking justice and arguing for a sentence that is appropriate to the severity of the case
• Preparing for the case
• Giving an opening statement
• Questioning the defendant
• Cross-examining the defendant
• Providing a closing argument

• Presenting the defendant in the best possible light.
• Preparing for the case
• Giving an opening statement
• Questioning the defendant
• Cross-examining the defendant
• Providing a closing statement

• Determining appropriate and fair consequences for the defendant
• Listening carefully to the facts of the case
• Paying close attention to the questioning of the defendant
• Determining the consequences to hold the defendant responsible and accountable for his/her actions to the community
• Treating each case individually and without prejudice

Adult Volunteers

Adult volunteers are always welcome at Teen Court. This volunteer is reviewing a contract with a Teen Court participant.