Protects personal information of judicial officers by prohibiting public display and transfer of such information.
The Protecting Judicial Privacy Act of 2026 mandates that government agencies and private entities cannot publicly display or transfer personal information of judicial officers if a written request has been submitted. This includes removing such information from publicly available content within 5 business days. Judicial officers can seek injunctive or declaratory relief if their personal information is made public despite a valid request. The act also requires the Mayor to report annually to the Council on the number of judicial officers who submit such requests.
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