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Virginia Administrative Code
Title 6. Criminal Justice And Corrections
Title 6. Criminal Justice And Corrections
Agency 35. Department (Board) of Juvenile Justice
11/23/2024

Chapter 160.
Regulations Governing Juvenile Record Information and the Virginia Juvenile Justice Information System
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  • Part III.
    Responding To Requests for Juvenile Record Information
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  • Section 160
    Existence of records shall not be confirmed or denied
    Section 170
    Information to be disseminated only in accordance with applicable statutes and regulations
    Section 180
    Fees
    Section 190
    Requesting juvenile record information
    Section 200
    Verifying requestor's identity
    Section 210
    Determining requestor's eligibility to receive the information
    Section 220
    Responding to requests
    Section 230
    Certain information may be withheld from release
    Section 240
    Notice to accompany disseminated juvenile record information
    Section 250
    Maintaining a dissemination log
    Section 260
    Reporting unauthorized disseminations
    Section 270
    Interstate dissemination
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