Juvenile Court

JUDGE LINDA TUCCI TEODOSIO

Welcome to the Summit County Juvenile Court Web site. My name is Linda Tucci Teodosio and I am privileged to serve our community as Juvenile Court Judge. I believe the Juvenile Court should be more than a mechanism of punishment for youth offenders who enter the juvenile justice system. The Juvenile Court will hold these children responsible for their actions, but the court should also seek ways to introduce the proper programming and guidance for these children to turn their lives around and become productive members of society.

By networking with the wealth of social service agencies in Summit County and enhancing, expanding and creating programs within the court, we can provide our at-risk youths with useful alternatives.

RECENT NEWS:  

• JUVENILE COURT PROGRAM RECERTIFIED BY OHIO SUPREME COURT
• COURT PROJECT EARNS FELLOWS CERTIFICATE FROM GEORGETOWN
• JUVENILE COURT'S PARENT PROJECT STILL SEEKING PARTICIPANTS
• Juvenile Court Honor Dorothy Jackson with Banner
• Court to Offer Second Session of The Parent Project
• Juvenile Court Detention Center Earns Re-Accreditaion
• PJE Just Us SFK Project Press Release
• Summit County Juvenile Court Women's Board Develops Web Site.
• Revised Local Rules are now available HERE.
• A Short Guide to Representing Yourself
• KIDS ASKED TO “SPEAK YOUR PEACE” AT SUMMIT FOR KIDS
• OSBA Honors Judge Linda Tucci Teodosio with Thomas J. Moyer Award for Judicial Excellence
• Summit County Juvenile Court Judge Linda Tucci Teodosio Spearheads a Community Event that Promises to be Father Friendly
• PROFESSIONAL VISITATION SCHEDULE MODIFICATION
• Juvenile Court Receives Grants to Address Human Trafficking
• Court Accepted for JDAI Deep End Program
• Judge Linda Tucci Teodosio Receives C.J. McLin Award
• Judge Linda Tucci Teodosio along with Kathleen Skowrya of the National Center for Mental Health and Juvenile Justice are authors of "Judicial Leadership to Address Adolescent Mental Health Needs", an article published in the 2014 edition of Trends in State Courts