Bill > SB1993

This bill prohibits certain individuals involved in serving eviction notices or court orders, referred to as "participants in an eviction process" (excluding law enforcement officers acting in their official capacity), from sharing videos of these actions publicly without the written consent of the person being served, unless it's for official legal documentation. "Civil process related to an eviction proceeding" includes documents like eviction notices, judgments of possession, and writs of possession. Individuals whose privacy is violated by such unauthorized video sharing can sue the violator and may be awarded significant damages, including at least $25,000 for intentional violations, actual damages, punitive damages, and legal costs. However, these restrictions do not apply if the video is shared with the landlord, property owner, their legal counsel, law enforcement, the court, or the property management company.