Juvenile judicial proceedings and records are closed to the public in all states.

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While most states have some degree of confidentiality for juvenile proceedings and records, not all states fully close them to the public. Some states allow certain individuals, such as parents or victims, to attend hearings and access records. Additionally, some juvenile cases may be transferred to adult court and those proceedings would be open to the public.

Juvenile Judicial Proceedings and Records Are Closed to the Public