Probation Officer Privacy Rights

Summary

In Ohio, once you turn 18, your probation officer should respect your privacy and not disclose case information to your parents without your consent, according to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). However, there may be exceptions, so its advisable to consult a local attorney for specific guidance.

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Can my probation officer act like I’m a minor though I’m 19 years old and tel my mom everything even after I ask him not tho
Hello ****. This depends on jurisdiction. However, generally, once you're *, you have a right to privacy. Your probation officer should respect this. Can you please tell me your location so I can provide more specific information?
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In Ohio, a probation officer is typically not allowed to disclose information about your case to anyone, including your parents, without your consent after you turn *. This is according to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). However, there might be exceptions in certain circumstances. It's best to discuss this with a lawyer.
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Hello ****. As per Ohio laws,
- Your probation officer should respect your privacy after you turn *.
- The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) prevents disclosing case information without your consent.
- Exceptions may exist, so consulting a local lawyer would be beneficial.