Alaska Delinq. R. 27

(a) The court records of a juvenile delinquency

proceeding are confidential in any case in which the juvenile is

not subject to dual sentencing. Information may not be released

and access to the records may not be permitted except as

authorized by statute or upon court order for good cause shown

under conditions as the court may set, except that:

(1) A probation officer employed by the Alaska Department of Corrections may review delinquency proceedings records for the sole purpose of preparing a

presentence report on the individual whose juvenile record is

reviewed. The records may be used in the sentencing

proceeding and attached to the probation officer’s report.

(2) A prosecuting attorney may obtain a certified copy of

an adjudication or disposition order entered in a juvenile

proceeding based on a written request certifying that the

prosecutor needs the order to establish the elements of a felony

offense. The prosecutor may not use or disclose the order

except for this purpose.

(b) If the juvenile is subject to dual sentencing, all court

records are open to the public except for predisposition reports,

psychiatric and psychological reports, and other documents

that the court orders to be kept confidential because the release

of the documents could be harmful to the juvenile or could

violate the constitutional rights of the victim or other persons.

In such cases, court records are open to the public when one of

the following has occurred: (1) a petition has been filed under

AS 47.12.065 and the grand jury has returned an indictment or

the juvenile has waived indictment; or (2) the juvenile has

agreed as part of a plea agreement to be subject to dual

sentencing.