Protects the personal information of judicial officers by prohibiting public display and requiring removal upon request.

The Protecting Judicial Privacy Act of 2026 mandates that government agencies, businesses, and individuals must remove personal information of judicial officers from publicly available content within 5 business days of receiving a written request. It prohibits the public display of such information on the Internet and restricts the transfer of personal information to other entities. Judicial officers can request the exclusion of their personal information, including that of immediate family members, and can seek legal relief if their information is disclosed in violation of the act.

Protects the personal information of judicial officers by prohibiting public display and requiring removal upon request.

The Protecting Judicial Privacy Act of 2026 mandates that government agencies, businesses, and individuals must remove personal information of judicial officers from publicly available content within 5 business days of receiving a written request. It prohibits the public display of such information on the Internet and restricts the transfer of personal information to other entities. Judicial officers can request the exclusion of their personal information, including that of immediate family members, and can seek legal relief if their information is disclosed in violation of the act.