Juvenile justice system, which has been described as “a field where the cure aggravates the disease” (Rosenberg), is notorious about turning non-violent first-offenders into real criminals. Since the offenses are all very minor, what will work better for these youngsters is to take their first encounter with the law and use it as an opportunity to put them back onto the right track. In Youth Courts, they are expected to hear disapproval from their peers, whose opinions they care much more than those of adults. Once through the Youth Court, these teens are expected to serve on the jury as a part of their punishment. Therefore, Youth Courts do more than divert teenagers from juvenile justice system; they, in fact, actively create prosocial