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Giving Back: A Community Service-Learning Manual For Youth Courts

Institution:

CRF (Constitutional Rights Foundation)

Institution:

OJJDP (Office of Juvenile Justice and Deliquency Prevention)

Institution:

NYCC (National Youth Court Center)

Publication Date:

2002

Publisher:

Constitutional Rights Foundation

Pages:

Abstract:

Youth courts, also known as teen courts and peer juries, involve young participants in sentencing their peers for misdemeanor crimes or school rule violations. Community service is the most popular sentencing option in most youth courts. This manual applies school-based, community service-learning methods to the needs of youth courts.

Call Number:

400/G/CRF/2002

Sector:

K-12 Sector

Library Item Type:

Print resource - book/monograph