California AB2235 establishes the Judicial Home Security Act to protect the home addresses of judicial officers and their household members from.

California AB2235, known as the Judicial Home Security Act, aims to safeguard the home addresses of judicial officers and their household members from public disclosure. Judicial officers and their household members can apply to the Attorney General to substitute their home address with an alternate mailing address in public records. The act prohibits the disclosure of home addresses in public records, except to law enforcement agencies, consumer reporting agencies, and financial institutions.

California AB2235 establishes the Judicial Home Security Act to protect the home addresses of judicial officers and their household members from.

California AB2235, known as the Judicial Home Security Act, aims to safeguard the home addresses of judicial officers and their household members from public disclosure. Judicial officers and their household members can apply to the Attorney General to substitute their home address with an alternate mailing address in public records. The act prohibits the disclosure of home addresses in public records, except to law enforcement agencies, consumer reporting agencies, and financial institutions.