Safe at Home Act mandates federal agencies and courts to comply with state address confidentiality programs.
The Safe at Home Act requires executive agencies and federal courts to comply with state address confidentiality programs. These programs allow participants to use a designated address instead of their physical address. Federal agencies and courts must accept designated addresses for any purpose. In federal criminal proceedings, courts may disclose physical addresses to relevant parties without following program procedures. Participants are exempt from penalties for using designated addresses. Agencies must review and modify regulations to comply with the Act within a year.
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