The concept of court has originated as a way to keep first-time juvenile offenders who commit minor offenses and are willing to admit guilt from being processed in the formal juvenile justice system.

The concept of Teen court has originated as a way to keep first-time juvenile offenders who commit minor offenses and are willing to admit guilt from being processed in the formal juvenile justice system.

Explanation:

The teen court, also known as peer court, includes volunteering teens trained in court hearings, a judge and other adult coaches. Individuals who are charged with crimes such as minor/petty theft, battery, trespassing and other misdemeanours. It prevents teens from facing serial judicial processing while also pleading guilty.

The most teen courts are valid, legal for the process of hearing cases and sentence fulfillment. It depends on training, support from community with court systems which is very traditional. Teen courts are served by youth volunteers.