Marion County Juvenile Records

For information on juvenile records, please visit juvenile court records access rules and releasing juvenile court records. For other questions on how to access. All juvenile delinquency cases are recorded. The parent, child and/or attorney can obtain a copy of the recorded portion of their particular hearing from court administration. Marion county family court is a part of the juvenile detention alternatives initiative (jdai), and we are committed to ensuring that youth and families that are involved with our court are.

Juvenile probation officers (jpo) assess the needs and risks of youth entering the juvenile justice system. Browse online health tips and resources by topic in the health initiatives section. The juvenile court system's goals are that the offending child take responsibility for his or her actions, and get help to overcome the problem. If the offending child denies the allegations,. A party to a juvenile case who is not represented by an attorney should request information either in writing or in person.

If in person, you must have current photo identification for verification. The expunction process destroys or seals records of your contact with the police agencies, juvenile court, an the county juvenile department. It's sometimes called getting your record. Anyone wishing specific information regarding a dependency case must come in to the office with proper picture identification. Shelter hearings are conducted by one of the marion county.