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This bill, known as the "Judicial Protection Act," aims to protect the personal information and physical safety of judges, their immediate family members, and household members. It allows judges to request that public bodies or individuals not publicly post or display their covered information, which includes personal details like residential addresses, phone numbers, and employment locations. The bill requires public bodies and individuals to remove any such information within 5 business days of receiving a judge's written request. Judges can also take legal action to compel compliance or seek injunctive relief. The bill provides exemptions for information relevant to news stories or voluntarily published by the judge or their family members.