Juvenile
JV-596: Dismissal and Sealing of Records—Welfare and Institutions Code Section 786
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This form is used to dismiss a juvenile delinquency case and seal the court records so they are hidden from the public and most employers. A young person, their attorney, or the prosecutor uses this form to request that a case be dismissed and the records expunged after the juvenile has completed probation or met other legal requirements.
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Forms that go with JV-596
JV-595RequiredRequest to Seal Juvenile RecordsThe Order on Bail or Own Recognizance (JV-595) establishes the court's bail or release order, which directly precedes and necessitates the setting of bail bond conditions.›JV-590AttachmentOrder to Seal Juvenile Records—Welfare and Institutions Code Section 781The Bail Bond (JV-590) is the primary bail document that JV-596 conditions are attached to and must accompany when bail conditions are set in juvenile court.›JV-600Often filed with itJuvenile Wardship PetitionThe Warrant and Undertaking of Bail (JV-600) is commonly filed alongside bail bond conditions to formalize the surety's obligation in juvenile proceedings.›JV-510Often filed with itProof of Service—JuvenileThe Notice of Hearing (JV-510) is often filed in conjunction with bail-related documents to ensure all parties are notified of hearings where bail conditions will be reviewed or modified.›
More Juvenile forms
JV-592Prosecutor Request for Access to Sealed Juvenile Case File›JV-593Notice of Prosecutor Request for Access to Sealed Juvenile Case File›JV-594Response to Prosecutor Request for Access to Sealed Juvenile Case File›JV-597Probation Department Notice on Sealing of Records After Diversion Program (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 786.5)›JV-598Petition to Review Denial of Sealing of Records After Diversion Program›JV-599Order on Prosecutor Request for Access to Sealed File›