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{"Image DocumentName": "A Fair Trial Los Angeles Teen Court does not require that minors admit guilt.", "Image ImageDescription": "Jurors are responsible for weighing evidence, the minor\u2019s version of the incident and their credibility to determine guilt and/or sentencing. Master jury model promotes engagement from more students than do other models. For example, there are other Teen Courts that have students act as the prosecution and defense lawyers. In this model, the focus is on a limited amount of student attorneys who are charged with asking all of the tough questions. These students usually have an extensive legal background are preparing to enter careers in law. Everything is done on a volunteer basis (judges, probation, school site coordinators, and attorneys). GRP grant funding will enable the program to purchase a judges\u2019 bench, a jury box, and other needed materials to make the look and feel like a real courtroom. No other LA Teen Court is funded by outside resources. Teen Court will live beyond the life of the grant. Judge Sandoval listens intently to respondent charged with battery on school property.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}