Virginia law § 19.2-152.4:2 establishes the confidentiality of records and reports related to adult persons under investigation or supervision by local pretrial services agencies. These reports are generally sealed and only accessible under specific conditions, such as court orders or to certain authorized agencies. The law aims to protect sensitive information while allowing limited sharing within the criminal justice system.
No, they are confidential and exempt from the Virginia Freedom of Information Act, but can be accessed by certain authorized agencies or court orders.
Authorized criminal justice agencies, agencies involved in assessment or treatment, and the person's counsel can access these reports under specific conditions.
No, these reports are sealed and only available through court order or to specific authorized entities.
Sensitive information such as demographic details, diagnostic summaries, medical, substance abuse, psychiatric records, and other personal data are protected and confidential.