New York § 784 Use of police records

New York Statutes

§ 784 — Use of police records

New York § 784

Law FCTFamily Court Act

Part 8Effect of Proceedings

Art. 7Proceedings Concerning Whether a Person Is In Need of Supervision

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N.Y. Family Court Act § 784 (2026).

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  § 784. Use of police records. All police records relating to the\narrest and disposition of any person under this article shall be kept in\nfiles separate and apart from the arrests of adults and shall be\nwithheld from public inspection, but such records shall be open to\ninspection upon good cause shown by the parent, guardian, next friend or\nattorney of that person upon the written order of a judge of the family\ncourt in the county in which the order was made.\n

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§ 784. Use of police records. All police records relating to the\narrest and disposition of any person under this article shall be kept in\nfiles separate and apart from the arrests of adults and shall be\nwithheld from public inspection, but such records shall be open to\ninspection upon good cause shown by the parent, guardian, next friend or\nattorney of that person upon the written order of a judge of the family\ncourt in the county in which the order was made.\n