JJ Act Bars Public Disclosure Of Juvenile's Conviction Record; Child Won't Suffer Any Disqualification Due To Conviction : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has clarified juveniles' right to be forgotten under Section 24 of the Juvenile Justice Act. This decision highlights the importance of protecting juveniles' privacy. It ensures that their past does not unduly affect their future. This ruling underscores the need for sensitivity in juvenile justice. It emphasizes the importance of rehabilitation. The Supreme Court's order reinforces legal principles.