Kentucky HB930 amends juvenile justice procedures, focusing on diversion, record confidentiality, and interagency cooperation.
Kentucky HB930 revises the state's juvenile justice system by enhancing diversion programs, ensuring confidentiality of juvenile records, and promoting cooperation among agencies. The bill mandates that court-designated workers develop diversion agreements for minors, which include conditions like regular school attendance and compliance with laws. It emphasizes the confidentiality of juvenile records and restricts their disclosure to authorized personnel only.
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