SB413 regulates who can inspect juvenile case files and under what circumstances, emphasizing confidentiality and limited access.

SB413 amends the Welfare and Institutions Code to specify who can inspect juvenile case files. Access is limited to court personnel, law enforcement, the minor, their parents or guardians, and certain legal and school officials. The bill emphasizes confidentiality and outlines exceptions for releasing information, such as when a deceased child's records are requested or when necessary for rehabilitation or safety. It also details procedures for objecting to the release of records and the consequences of unlawful dissemination.

SB413 regulates who can inspect juvenile case files and under what circumstances, emphasizing confidentiality and limited access.

SB413 amends the Welfare and Institutions Code to specify who can inspect juvenile case files. Access is limited to court personnel, law enforcement, the minor, their parents or guardians, and certain legal and school officials. The bill emphasizes confidentiality and outlines exceptions for releasing information, such as when a deceased child's records are requested or when necessary for rehabilitation or safety. It also details procedures for objecting to the release of records and the consequences of unlawful dissemination.