Teen Court visits local high schools to train students to serve as jurors, bailiffs, attorneys and clerks for juvenile sentencing hearings. During training, students are taught about the juvenile justice system and principles of restorative justice.

Each year Teen Court trains hundreds of high school students that impose binding sentences on dozens of first-time offenders.  Less than 8% of Teen Court offenders commit a second crime within two years after appearing in Teen Court, and more than 90% of youth volunteers and parents report that they believe Teen Court is an effective tool for preventing juvenile delinquency.