If you would like to learn more about becoming a volunteer, email Liz Wilson (Elizabeth.Wilson1@wake.gov)
If you are a *current* volunteer, please click the Portal below to be taken to Volgistics, our volunteer sign-up system. Please email Liz Wilson (Elizabeth.Wilson1@wake.gov) if you do not have an account yet or are unable to access your account.
WHO CAN VOLUNTEER?
- Middle and High School students (minimum age of 12 years old; maximum age 18).
- Adults (18+)
- Judges/Attorneys/Law Students
WHAT ROLES DO VOLUNTEERS FILL?
Youth Volunteers fill the roles of:
- Jury Member
- Bailiff
- Youth Attorney
Adult volunteers fill the roles of:
- Jury Monitors
- Exit Interviewers
- Judges (must be a current/former judge, licensed attorney, or 2L law student)
WHAT IS THE PROCESS TO START VOLUNTEERING?
Youth must have a guardian signature listed. Adults must undergo a background check (completed by Teen Court staff).
Review the appropriate volunteer form (Youth vs. Adult) and email the required forms to the Volunteer Coordinator, Liz Wilson, at Elizabeth.wilson1@wake.gov
After reviewing your form, Liz will follow up!
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