Topic: Juvenile Jam / Juvenile records for sex offenders question

I believe it depends on the state and the crime. If the offender has to register to the SORB then it will be public record (depending on the state depends on what levels are accessible to the public). I want to say Megan’s law made this the case. If they have to register due to a juvenile case it is usually up to 10 years and are unlike adults allowed to go before the board every year for review.
Committing a new crime would only have a sealed record looked at if the previous crime was similar in nature or relevant to the new case.

Topic: Juvenile Jam / What can send you to juvenile hall for two years?

it would all depend on what jurisdiction you are in