Wyland’s Law mandates the Department of Justice to create an automated system for protective order information.

Wyland’s Law requires the Department of Justice to establish an automated system for providing petitioners or protected persons in protective order cases with access to their case information. This includes records of protective orders, whether they have been served, and any violations by the restrained person. The law also mandates that records of protective orders are public records and not exempt from disclosure under the California Public Records Act.

Wyland’s Law mandates the Department of Justice to create an automated system for protective order information.

Wyland’s Law requires the Department of Justice to establish an automated system for providing petitioners or protected persons in protective order cases with access to their case information. This includes records of protective orders, whether they have been served, and any violations by the restrained person. The law also mandates that records of protective orders are public records and not exempt from disclosure under the California Public Records Act.