Bill > SB0869

This bill creates the Judicial Protection Act, which aims to protect the personal safety and personal information of judges, their immediate family members, and individuals residing with them. The bill allows judges to submit a written request to public bodies and other persons to prevent the disclosure of their personal information, such as residential addresses, phone numbers, and financial details. Public bodies and persons are required to remove any previously disclosed personal information within 5 business days of receiving such a request. The bill also allows judges to use a post office box instead of their residential address on public documents, and it provides judicial remedies, including injunctive relief and the recovery of court costs and attorney fees, if the law is violated.