een courts can be a beneficial alternative to the traditional judicial process, not only saving money and time, but also creating delinquent accountability and community cohesiveness. Unlike CSI, court cases are drawn out processes that can take up to a couple years or more, so teen courts are a great thing to have in an effort to reduce the time it takes to process a case. Teen courts also save money. Many of the teen courts are run by adult volunteers and can take on a significant amount of offenders at relatively little cost to the community. Expensive court personnel in many cases do not need to be hired with instead the volunteers taking their positions in turn saving money. Teen courts also create overall community cohesion.“A well-structured
