Senate Public Safety Committee, Tuesday, March 24, 2026

Senate Standing Committee on Public Safety, California State Senate · March 24, 2026

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SB 10 56 — Author presentation and survivor testimony

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Senator Grayson presented SB 10 56 (require courts to issue protective orders governing highly sensitive explicit material in criminal cases involving adult victims). Grayson accepted committee amendments. Support witnesses Aaron Quinn and Denise Huskins Quinn described a 2015 attack and ongoing risk from dissemination of recorded assaults; Aaron Quinn said the bill "closes a critical privacy gap" and Denise Huskins Quinn urged an 'aye' vote. Opposition from the California Public Defenders Association, California Attorneys for Criminal Justice and ACLU raised due-process concerns, arguing the

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The Senate Standing Committee on Public Safety met March 24, 2026, to hear presentations on multiple public-safety bills including SB 10 56 (survivor privacy protections), SB 9 37 (limits on flashbang devices), SB 10 70 (escalating penalties for disruptions at houses of worship), SB 11 30 (wearable recording safeguards) and SB 11 98 (reckless-driving penalties). Several bills advanced to the next committee with amendments; one (SB 10 70) failed.

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