Fingerprinting, offenses by minors

Summary

The act amends the state code to clarify when schools must be notified about a minor’s serious criminal case, how juvenile offense histories are stored, and when fingerprint and photograph records are taken and shared. It applies to children in the custody or supervision of the Department of Juvenile Justice and to law‑enforcement agencies handling juvenile cases. The changes aim to protect privacy while ensuring schools, victims, and law‑enforcement have needed information for safety and accountability.

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