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Idaho Juv. R. 53

Release of information (C.P.A.) (J.C.A.)

activein force · 2006-08-21 – presentact-effective-date

A court shall not disclose any of the contents of a case file of any action brought under the Juvenile Corrections Act or the Child Protective Act, nor other records of such proceedings, except as authorized under Rule 32 of the Idaho Court Administrative Rules and I. C. § 16-1626 (addressing the disclosure of judicial records.)

History

(Repealed and revised, effective August 21, 2006).

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Source
isc.idaho.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-15
Edition
2026-09-14
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c86cbd3ded82d20466843a0f4f9af05c4a9dd85e7f1780498ed91c2604e4991f
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