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FL S0700
Bill
Status
11/2/2015
Primary Sponsor
Fiscal Policy
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AI Summary
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Makes certain juvenile justice information confidential and exempt from public records requirements, including information obtained by judges, court employees, and law enforcement in discharge of official duty.
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Specifies that names, photographs, addresses, and arrest reports of juveniles taken into custody, charged with, or found to have committed felonies are not confidential solely because of age; allows custodians to choose not to electronically post arrest or booking photographs.
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Creates exemption from public records for juvenile criminal history information compiled by the Criminal Justice Information Program from intrastate sources, unless the juvenile was charged with or adjudicated for a felony offense.
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Allows release of confidential juvenile criminal history records to criminal justice agencies, the juvenile themselves, parents/guardians, and specified agencies for employment and licensure decisions.
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Establishes October 2, 2021 repeal date for the confidentiality exemptions under the Open Government Sunset Review Act unless the Legislature reenacts them.
Legislative Description
Public Records/Juvenile Criminal History Information
Last Action
Laid on Table, companion bill(s) passed, see CS/CS/HB 293 (Ch. 2016-78)
3/2/2016