The jurisdiction of Juvenile Court Records include the following cases applicable to a child eighteen (18) years and under. Dependency ""All matters relating to juveniles who have been abandoned, abused, or neglected."" Delinquency All matters relating to juveniles who have committed a violation of Florida Law,""or who are persistent runaways, habitually truant or ungovernable."" *** JUVENILE RECORDS ARE CONFIDENTIAL *** See Florida Statute 39.0132 in regards to the confidentiality of Dependency records. See Florida Statute 985.04 in regards to the confidentiality of Delinquency records. The following chapters govern Juvenile Proceedings See Florida Statute 39.  Proceedings Relating to Children. See Florida Statute 985. Delinquency, Interstate Compact on Juveniles. The Juvenile Department maintains the official records pertaining to all juvenile court pleadings and petitions in accordance with statutory requirements, giving special consideration to the confidential nature of these records. The Juvenile Department works closely with Children and Family Services, the Judiciary, State Attorneys, Public Defender, Department of Juvenile Justice, law enforcement and other agencies in carrying out its mission. The Juvenile Department dockets all cases, attends court hearings, and maintains all of the required court records. Information can not be given out over the telephone. You must appear in person with proper identification to receive information. The following people are authorized to receive information concerning a case. Parent of child: as long as parental rights are still intact. Child. Attorney for parent and/or child: after Notice of Appearance is filed with the Clerk. Law enforcement officer: only as to the offenses they are charged/arrested on. Counselor with Department of Juvenile Justice or Children and Family Services. State Attorney. Public Defender. Corrections Officer. Guardian or legal custodian of child. Member of Parole Commission. Guardian Ad Litem. Assistant Attorney General attorneys.