UNIFORM
ADOPTION ACT
Adoptee
as Eternal Child
PEOPLE!
This is a REAL BILL! NOT A JOKE! PLEASE READ WHAT IS BEING
AGGRESSIVELY PASSED FROM STATE TO STATE. WOULD YOU SUPPORT
SUCH PROVISIONS? WOULD YOU WANT YOUR CHILDREN TO KNOW YOU SAT
IDLE WHEN YOU KNEW THIS WAS GOING ON? PLEASE, GET ACTIVE AND
FIGHT THESE PROVISIONS IN THE UAA!!!
OUR BIRTHS
A STATE SECRET!
ARTICLE
6. RECORDS OF ADOPTION PROCEEDING: RETENTION,
CONFIDENTIALITY, AND ACCESS
SECTION
6-101. RECORDS DEFINED. Unless the context requires
otherwise, for purposes of this Article,
"records" includes all documents, exhibits, and
data pertaining to an adoption.
SECTION
6-102. RECORDS CONFIDENTIAL, COURT RECORDS SEALED.
(a) All
records, whether on file with the court, or in the
possession of an agency, the [Registrar of Vital Records
or Statistics], a lawyer, or other provider of
professional services in connection with an adoption, are
confidential and may not be inspected except as provided
in this [Act].
(b)
During a proceeding for adoption, records are not open to
inspection except as directed by the court.
(c)
Within 30 days after a decree of adoption becomes final,
the clerk of the court shall send to the [Registrar], in
addition to the report of adoption required by Section
3-801, a certified copy of any document signed pursuant
to Section 2-404(e) and filed in the proceeding for
adoption.
(d) All
records on file with the court must be retained
permanently and sealed for 99 years after the date
of the adoptee's birth. Sealed records and indices of the
records are not open to inspection by any person except
as provided in this [Act].
(e) Any
additional information about an adoptee, the adoptee's
former parents, and the adoptee's genetic history that is
submitted to the court within the 99-year period, must be
added to the sealed records of the court. Any additional
information that is submitted to an agency, lawyer, or
other professional provider of services within the
99-year period must be kept confidential.
OUR
MATURITY QUESTIONED
SECTION
6-105. ACTION FOR DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION.
(a) To
obtain information not otherwise available under Section
6-103 or 6-104, an adoptee who has attained 18 years of
age, an adoptee who has not attained 18 years of age and
has the permission of an adoptive parent, an adoptive
parent of an adoptee who has not attained 18 years of
age, a deceased adoptee's direct descendant who has
attained 18 years of age, the parent or guardian of a
direct descendant who has not attained 18 years of age,
or an adoptee's former parent may file a petition in the
court to obtain information about another individual
described in this section which is contained in records,
including original birth certificates, required by this
[Act] to be confidential or sealed.
(b) In
determining whether to grant a petition under this
section, the court shall review the sealed records of the
relevant proceeding for adoption and shall make specific
findings concerning:
(1) the
reason the information is sought;
(2)
whether the individual about whom information is sought
has filed a signed document described in Section 2-404(e)
or 6-104 requesting that his or her identity not be
disclosed, or has not filed any document;
(3)
whether the individual about whom information is sought
is alive;
(4)
whether it is possible to satisfy the petitioner's
request without disclosing the identity of another
individual;
(5) the
likely effect of disclosure on the adoptee, the adoptive
parents, the adoptee's former parents, and other members
of the adoptee's original and adoptive families; and (6) the age, maturity, and expressed
needs of the adoptee.
(c) The
court may order the disclosure of the requested
information only upon a determination that good cause
exists for the release based on the findings required by
subsection (b) and a conclusion that
(1)
there is a compelling reason for disclosure of the
information; and
(2) the
benefit to the petitioner will be greater than the harm
to any other individual of disclosing the information.
SEARCHING
MADE CRIMINAL!!!!
SECTION
7-106. UNAUTHORIZED DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION.
(a)
Except as authorized in this [Act], a person who
furnishes or retains a report or records pursuant to this
[Act] may not disclose any identifying or nonidentifying
information contained in the report or records.
(b) A
person who knowingly gives or offers to give or who
accepts or agrees to accept anything of value for an unauthorized
disclosure of identifying information made confidential
by this [Act] is guilty of a [misdemeanor] punishable by a
fine of not more than [$ ] or imprisonment for not more
than [ ], or both, for the first violation and of a
[felony] punishable by a fine of not more than [$ ] or
imprisonment for not more than [ ], or both, for each
succeeding violation.
(c) A
person who knowingly gives or offers to give or who
accepts or agrees to accept anything of value for an
unauthorized disclosure of nonidentifying information
made confidential by this [Act] is subject to a [civil penalty] not to exceed
[$5,000] for the first violation, and not to
exceed [$10,000] for each succeeding violation in an
action brought by the [State............].
(d) A
person who makes a disclosure, that the person knows is
unauthorized, of identifying or nonidentifying
information from a report or record maintained pursuant
to this [Act] is subject to a [civil penalty] not to
exceed [$2,500] for the first violation, and not to
exceed [$5,000] for each succeeding violation in an
action brought by the [State].
DISCIPLINE
THE INGRATES!!!!
(e) The
court may enjoin from further violations any person who
makes or obtains an unauthorized disclosure and shall
refer the person to an appropriate licensing authority
for disciplinary proceedings.
(f) In
addition to the penalties provided in subsections (b)
through (e), an individual who is the subject of any of
the information contained in a report or records made
confidential by this [Act] may maintain an action for
damages or equitable
relief against any person who makes or
obtains, or is likely to make or obtain, an
unauthorized disclosure of the information.
(g)
Identifying information contained in a report or records
required by this [Act] to be kept confidential or sealed
may not be disclosed under any other law of this State.
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you like it? Adoptees, Adoptive Parents, Birthparents, get involved and learn how to fight the U.A.A. The civil rights of
future adoptees depends on us!!!
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