Teen Court - Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida

About Teen Court

Teen Court provides a structured, peer-driven process for addressing juvenile offenses. The program allows young offenders to take responsibility for their actions while engaging with their peers in a constructive environment.

Volunteering for Teen Court

Teen Court thrives on the involvement of dedicated teen volunteers who play key roles in the courtroom. By serving as jurors, prosecutors, defense attorneys, or clerks, volunteers help ensure that justice is served in a way that resonates with their peers.

Why Volunteer?

Contribute to a justice system designed for teens, by teens.
Earn community service hours for school or other programs.
Develop valuable skills such as public speaking, critical thinking, and teamwork.

Who Can Volunteer?

Middle (mature age 13) to High school students with an interest in law, public service, or helping others. No prior experience is necessary—training and guidance are provided.

To become a Teen Court volunteer or to find out more, you may also contact one of our offices:

East Volusia County
James Foxman Justice Center
251 N. Ridgewood Ave., Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Phone (386) 239-7812

West Volusia County
Volusia County Courthouse
101 N. Alabama Ave., Rm. B253
DeLand, FL 32724
Phone (386) 822-5703