SB1089 amends juvenile court record release provisions in Arizona, specifying which records are public and which are confidential.
SB1089 amends section 8-208 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to clarify which juvenile court records are open to public inspection and which are confidential. The bill specifies that certain records, such as referrals involving delinquent acts and arrest records, are open to public inspection. It also mandates that the juvenile court release information concerning persons under eighteen who have been transferred for criminal prosecution and are held in county jail pending trial. The court must edit records to protect the identity of victims or their families if the victim has died.
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