California AB1388 mandates public disclosure of certain law enforcement misconduct records, limiting confidentiality and redaction exceptions.

California AB1388 requires peace officer and custodial officer personnel records related to misconduct, including firearm discharges, use of force, and sexual assault, to be made public under the California Public Records Act. Exceptions to disclosure include protecting personal data, preserving whistleblower anonymity, and safeguarding confidential information prohibited by federal law. Agencies may delay disclosure if it interferes with ongoing investigations or proceedings, but must justify and estimate the delay duration.

California AB1388 mandates public disclosure of certain law enforcement misconduct records, limiting confidentiality and redaction exceptions.

California AB1388 requires peace officer and custodial officer personnel records related to misconduct, including firearm discharges, use of force, and sexual assault, to be made public under the California Public Records Act. Exceptions to disclosure include protecting personal data, preserving whistleblower anonymity, and safeguarding confidential information prohibited by federal law. Agencies may delay disclosure if it interferes with ongoing investigations or proceedings, but must justify and estimate the delay duration.