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Committee advances bill extending privacy protections for judges and law‑enforcement contact information
Summary
S.126 clarifies that restrictions apply to publicly available government websites, extends the effective date to Jan. 1, 2026, and directs court administration and the Criminal Justice Academy to create a form for restricting access to personal contact information; the committee gave the bill a favorable report.
The committee gave S.126 a favorable report after proponents said the bill clarifies and extends prior privacy protections for judges and law‑enforcement personnel.
Representative Jordan explained the bill’s background: last session’s Act 56 established a personal privacy protection framework for law enforcement and judges; subsequent action (Act 220) postponed the…
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