Adds provisions relating to the confidentiality of juvenile court records

HB 158 strengthens confidentiality rules for juvenile court records in Missouri. It generally keeps these records private, but allows disclosure to victims, schools, law enforcement, or treatment providers in specific situations - like when a juvenile is charged with serious offenses (e.g., rape, murder, or kidnapping) that would be felonies if committed by an adult. The bill also requires juvenile court reports to include a list of such serious prior offenses when preparing presentence reports. Additionally, it permits courts to seal all non-court-file records and seal the official court file when a juvenile turns 18, unless the case remains open. These changes aim to protect minors' identities while balancing transparency for serious cases and victim information.