Juveniles do not have constitutional right to have their juvenile records kept confidential for life.

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Juvenile records are not automatically sealed or kept confidential for life. The laws regarding confidentiality of juvenile records vary from state to state, but generally, juvenile records can be accessed by law enforcement, court officials, and in some cases, the public. Some states have provisions for juvenile records to be sealed or expunged after a certain period of time or when certain requirements are met, but there is no constitutional right to have them kept confidential for life.

Juveniles Do Not Have Constitutional Right to Have Their Juvenile