This form is an order from the court giving authorization to inspect juvenile court records. This is an official form from the Washington Court System, which complies with all applicable laws and statutes. USLF amends and updates forms as is required by Washington statutes and law.
Renton Washington JU 10.0110 — Order Regarding Inspection of Records is a legal order that governs the process of accessing and inspecting public records in the city of Renton, Washington. This order ensures transparency and accountability by allowing individuals to request and examine various types of records pertaining to government activities, public services, or other relevant matters. The order includes specific guidelines and procedures that both requesters and custodians of records must adhere to. Under Renton Washington JU 10.0110 — Order Regarding Inspection of Records, there are different types of records that can be subject to inspection, depending on their relevance and classification. Some common types of records that fall under this order include: 1. Governmental Administrative Records: This category includes records related to the administration of government agencies, such as policies, procedures, correspondence, and directives that provide insight into the decision-making process within the government. 2. Financial Records: These records include budgets, audits, expenditure reports, and other financial documentation that gives an overview of how public funds are managed, allocated, and spent within the city. 3. Legal Records: This category involves records related to legal proceedings, including court cases, judgments, opinions, and other legal documents that provide insight into the legal actions and decisions taken by the Renton court system. 4. Human Resources Records: These records encompass employee files, personnel records, performance evaluations, and other documents related to the hiring, employment, and management of government personnel in Renton. 5. Public Safety Records: This category includes police reports, incident logs, emergency response records, and other materials relevant to public safety and law enforcement activities within the city. 6. Building and Land Use Records: These records involve documents related to construction permits, zoning regulations, property assessments, and other information pertaining to building and land use activities in Renton. It is important to note that Renton Washington JU 10.0110 — Order Regarding Inspection of Records outlines the process and requirements for requesting access to these records, including the submission of formal written requests, timeframes for response, and potential exemptions. This order aims to promote transparency and facilitate the public's right to know by balancing the need for open access to information with the necessary protection of sensitive or confidential materials.
