14-6-501 through 14-6-509;

14-6-501 through 14-6-509;

(vi) The disclosure is authorized by W.S. 14-6-604; or

(vii) The disclosure is made to an administrative employee or member of the board of trustees of the minor's school district, authorized by the court to receive the information, for purposes of the suspension or expulsion of the minor pursuant to W.S. 21-4-305(c)(ii), provided:

(A) The court finds that the court action involves matters which are relevant to the suspension or expulsion of the minor pursuant to W.S. 21-4-305(e). Only materials and evidence relevant to the minor's potential suspension or expulsion shall be disclosed to an administrative employee or member of the board of trustees of the minor's school district; and

(B) The school district administrative employees or board of trustee members authorized to receive the minor's confidential information shall only disclose the information:

(I) To other members of the board of trustees or the superintendent for purposes of W.S. 21-4- 305(c)(ii); and

(II) To the minor and his parents, legal guardians, attorneys or guardian ad litem.

(h) Nothing contained in this act is construed to deprive the district court of jurisdiction to determine questions of custody, parental rights, guardianship or any other questions involving minors, when the questions are the subject of or incidental to suits or actions commenced in or transferred to the district court as provided by law.

(j) Nothing contained in this act shall be construed to require confidentiality of any matter, legal record, identity or disposition pertaining to a minor charged or processed through any municipal or circuit court.

14-6-204. Venue; change of venue or judge.

Proceedings under this act may be commenced in the county where the child is living or is present when the proceedings are commenced or in the county where the alleged delinquent act occurred. Change of venue or change of judge may be had under the circumstances and upon the terms and conditions provided by law in a civil action in the district court.

14-6-205. Taking of child into custody; when permitted.

(a) A child may be taken into custody by a law enforcement officer without a warrant or court order when:

(i) The circumstances would permit an arrest without a warrant under W.S. 7-2-102;  (ii) There are reasonable grounds to believe the child has violated the terms of an order of the juvenile court issued pursuant to this act; or

(iii) Repealed By Laws 1997, ch. 199, § 3.

(iv) The child's conduct or behavior seriously endangers himself or the person or property of others and immediate custody appears necessary.

(v) Repealed By Laws 1997, ch. 199, § 3.

14-6-206. Child in custody; no detention without court order; exceptions; notice to parent or guardian; release.

(a) In accordance with procedures specified in W.S.