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Child Protection Services is no longer sharing abuse reports with police, officer says

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By Anna Wolfe Verified, Piper Hutchinson
| News from the States
This article was produced by the Deep South Today Investigative Reporting Center in collaboration with The New York Times. Learn more about our work here. A Mississippi law now prohibits state agencies from disclosing records involving children without exceptions – a change that took effect Wednesday.
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State court office will follow judge orders on youth court access, while legal conundrum around secrecy remains

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By Anna Wolfe Verified
| News from the States
The state agency that oversees court operations in Mississippi has agreed to continue providing attorneys with case file access while an impending change in state law threatens youth court functions more broadly. The Office of the State Public Defender requested a temporary restraining order last week to curb what it predicted would be catastrophic results from the sunsetting of a crucial law dealing with access to youth court information. The law is set to repeal Wednesday.
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Youth court confidentiality should be included in special session, officials urge governor

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By Anna Wolfe Verified
| The Commercial Dispatch Verified
Mississippi’s youth court proceedings could grind to a halt and federal child welfare funding could be jeopardized come July if the Legislature does not revive one of the state laws dealing with the confidentiality of records involving children, state officials are warning Gov. Tate Reeves. In Mississippi, records involving juvenile delinquency or child abuse and neglect allegations are confidential. This law is not in jeopardy.
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