1. If a petition alleging that the juvenile Must be destroyed engaged in delinquent conduct or conduct immediately upon indicating a need for supervision is not fulfillment of any filed, the proceedings are dismissed, the of the conditions juvenile is found not to have engaged in the listed. alleged conduct, or the juvenile is found to have engaged in the conduct but has reached the age of 18 and there is no record that he or she committed a criminal offense after reaching the age of 17. 2. If the juvenile is to have engaged in the conduct, has reached the age of 18, but there is a record that he or she committed an offense after reaching the age of 17: A) If the person has not been convicted of a felony as an adult. Retention Note: law requires that the the individual records can only be destroyed at this point is 23. on the motion of a person in whose name files and records are kept or on the court’s own motion. Local governments wishing to dispose of juvenile records at the expiration of the retention period prescribed under these circumstances should petition the court for an order directing that the records be destroyed. Local governments may dispose of the juvenile records on their own initiative only according to the retention period set out in (2)(B). B) If the person has been convicted of a felony as an Until the individual is 33. PS4225-14b FINGERPRINTS AND Fingerprints and photographs for offenses committed between 1 September 1987 and 31 PHOTOGRAPHS OF JUVENILES December 1995: 1. If a petition alleging that the juvenile Must be destroyed engaged in delinquent conduct or conduct immediately upon indicating a need for supervision is not fulfillment of any filed, the proceedings are dismissed, or the of the conditions juvenile is found not to have engaged in the listed. alleged conduct; or the juvenile is found to
1. If a petition alleging that the juvenile engaged in delinquent conduct or conduct indicating a need for supervision is not filed, the proceedings are dismissed, the juvenile is found not to have engaged in the alleged conduct, or the juvenile is found to have engaged in the conduct but has reached the age of 18 and there is no record that he or she committed a criminal offense after reaching the age of 17. 2. If the juvenile is to have engaged in the conduct, has reached the age of 18, but there is a record that he or she committed an offense after reaching the age of 17: A) If the person has not been convicted of a felony as an adult. B) If the person has been convicted of a felony as an Must be destroyed immediately upon fulfillment of any of the conditions listed. the individual is 23. Until the individual is 33. Retention Note: law requires that the records can only be destroyed at this point on the motion of a person in whose name files and records are kept or on the court’s own motion. Local governments wishing to dispose of juvenile records at the expiration of the retention period prescribed under these circumstances should petition the court for an order directing that the records be destroyed. Local governments may dispose of the juvenile records on their own initiative only according to the retention period set out in (2)(B). PS4225-14b FINGERPRINTS AND PHOTOGRAPHS OF JUVENILES Fingerprints and photographs for offenses committed between 1 September 1987 and 31 December 1995: 1. If a petition alleging that the juvenile engaged in delinquent conduct or conduct indicating a need for supervision is not filed, the proceedings are dismissed, or the juvenile is found not to have engaged in the alleged conduct; or the juvenile is found to Must be destroyed immediately upon fulfillment of any of the conditions listed.
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