There is no paper work or any forms that you have to fill out. All you need to do is show up at the required time to take part in Teen Court. One of the many benefits of Teen Court is that it can be used for community service hours for many different scholarship programs. Call your local information service or library to see if a Teen Court is located near you. If you live in Tallahassee, here we are located in the Leon County Courthouse downtown on the corner of Pensacola and Monroe.
Parking is free in the parking garages.
They watch real cases of teenagers who made a mistake in their actions and violated the laws of the United States. At the end of the trial, the jury of only teenage peers decides a just verdict for the defendant and the case. The verdict is made up of 8 to 50 community service hours and 1 to 6 times that they must come back and serve on a jury. Special thanks goes out to Tri-State Entertainment and Mr. Tony Rollo for providing Teen Court this web space. Also thanks to Mr. Russ Landry for his help in training our attorneys and keeping our Teen Court Program running, no matter what happens.