Acceso y confidencialidad de registros judiciales de menores en Texas

15.27, Code of Criminal Procedure, the records, whether physical or electronic, of a juvenile court, a clerk of court, a juvenile probation department, or a prosecuting attorney relating to a child who is a party to a proceeding under this title may be inspected or copied only by: (1) the judge, probation officers, and professional staff or consultants of the juvenile court; (2) a juvenile justice agency as that term is defined by Section 58.101; (3) an attorney representing the child's parent in a proceeding under this title; (4) an attorney representing the child; (5) a prosecuting attorney; (6) an individual or entity to whom the child is referred for treatment or services, including assistance in transitioning the child to the community after the child's release or discharge from a juvenile facility; (7) a public or private agency or institution providing supervision of the child by arrangement of the juvenile court, or having custody of the child under juvenile court order; or (8) with permission from the juvenile court, any other individual, agency, or institution having a legitimate interest in the proceeding or in the work of the court. (b-1) A person who is the subject of the records is entitled to access the records for the purpose of preparing and presenting a motion or application to seal the records. (c) An individual or entity that receives confidential information under this section may not disclose the information unless otherwise authorized by law. Statute te