Affidavit For Access To Juvenile Court Record

(OVER) AFFIDAVIT AND ORDER REQUESTING ACCESS to JUVENILE RECORDS HENNEPIN COUNTY JUVENILE COURT 590 Park Ave, MC 871 Minneapolis, MN 55415-1573 (612)348-5089 Fax: (612) 317-6117 Date sent to Judge: Group ID/Case #: For Court Use Only For Court Use Only My name is , and I am requesting access to court records regarding the child(ren) 226 include date(s) of birth of child(ren): for the following reasons: Specific Item(s) requested (note: fee per each document is $ for a plain copy and $1 for a certified copy): My complete address and telephone number(s) are: Street and Apt. # with City, State and Zip Code Home Phone Number including Area Code Cell Phone Number including Area Code My relationship to the above named child(ren): I am an Attorney and I represent My Attorney ID # is I declare under penalty of perjury that everything I have stated in this document is true and correct. Date Affiant222s Signature County and State where signed: ADDITIONAL NOTES FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: The court finds that inspection, copying, disclosure or release is: (1)in the best interests of the child; or (2)in the interests of public safety; or (3)necessary for the functioning of the juvenile court system. Granted Denied Need further information/Other Instructions Dated: Signature of Judge: American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com (OVER) Subd. 3. Court Order Required. (A) Person(s) with Custody or Supervision of the Child, and Others. The court may order juvenile court records to be made available for inspection, copying, disclosure or release, subject to such conditions as the court may direct, to: (1) a representative of a private agency providing supervision or having custody of the child under order of the court; or (2) any individual for whom such record is needed to assist or to supervise the child in fulfilling a court order; or (3) any other person having a legitimate interest in the child or in the operation of the court. (B) Public. A court order is required before any inspection, copying, disclosure or release to the public of the record of a child. Before any court order is made the court must find that inspection, copying, disclosure or release is: (1) in the best interests of the child; or (2) in the interests of public safety; or (3) necessary for the functioning of the juvenile court system. (C) Disclosure Prohibited. The record of the child shall not be inspected, copied, disclosed or released to any present or prospective employer of the child or the military services. MN Rule of Juvenile Procedure Rule 30.02 - Availability of Juvenile Delinquency Court Records (2015) American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com