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Youth Court empowers teens, eases burden on juvenile court system

By Davis Journal · October 28, 2026 · 1 min read
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Members of the new Kaysville Youth Court. The Youth Court offers first-time youth offenders a second chance by diverting minor offenses from the formal juvenile justice system. (Courtesy) The 2026-27 term of the Kaysville Youth Court officially began on Sept. 17, marking the 26th year of providing an alternative path to justice for local youth.

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