Second Chance Programs
What is the term for the system in which young people serve as jurors to decide the outcome of cases involving their peers?
Teen Court
No hats, sunglasses, or shorts. No visible tattoos; all shirts must be tucked in, etc.
Dress Code
An objection made on the grounds that the evidence being presented is not relevant to the case.
Relevance
What is the term commonly used to refer to markings made on public property through the use of spray paint or markers?
Tagging/Graffiti
What is the term used to describe a member of a group of peers who is responsible for listening to evidence and testimony?
Juror
A disciplinary process in which students serve as judges to decide the consequences for their peers who have violated school rules.
Student Court
Are you sorry for what you did? Will this ever happen again?
Remorse
An objection made on the grounds that the question being asked by an attorney is suggesting the answer or leading the witness.
Leading
What is the term used to describe the behavior of students who arrive late to class or other school-related activities, which may be considered a violation?
Tardiness
This person is responsible for maintaining order and security in Teen and Student Court.
Bailiff
Community service, a letter of apology, an essay, a verbal apology, jail tours, and jury duty
Community or Alternative Sanctions
Community Hours, Jury Duty, Letter of Apology, Essay, ect..
Jury Sanctions
What is the purpose of making an objection during a trial?
Challenge
What is the term used to describe the physical altercation and aggressive behavior between students, which can lead to serious injuries and safety concerns?
Fighting
The person who is responsible for keeping records, taking notes, and ensuring that all necessary documents are prepared and available in court.
Clerk
These individuals serve as role models and mentors in Teen Court.
Adult volunteers; Judges and Attorneys
Confrontation with another student, cutting class, violation of dress code, misrepresentation, etc..
Code of Student Conduct Level 1 Behaviors or types of Level 1 Behaviors
An objection made on the grounds that the evidence being presented is an out-of-court statement that is being offered to prove the truth of the matter asserted.
Hearsay
What is the term used to describe the intentional damage or destruction of school property by students, which can cause significant financial losses and harm?
Vandalism
An individual who represents a client or participant and presents evidence and arguments in court to support their case.
Attorney
A simulated court proceeding in which participants act out a hypothetical legal case.
Mock Trial
A brief summary of what you intend to prove.
Opening Statement
What is the term for an objection made on the grounds that the question is arguing with the witness or making an irrelevant or immaterial point?
Argumentative
What is the term used to describe the act of presenting someone else's work, ideas, or words as one's own without proper attribution or citation? It is considered a serious academic offense.
Plagiarism
This person presides over and manages proceedings in court, and is responsible for making decisions about matters of law and procedure.
Judge