Expands public records exemptions to protect crime victims' personal information.
The bill amends Florida law to expand exemptions from public records laws to protect crime victims' personal information. It exempts records that could reveal the identity, address, or personal assets of a crime victim or their family, including victims of sexual battery, child abuse, stalking, harassment, battery, and domestic violence. The bill also exempts videotaped statements of minor victims of sexual misconduct from public access. Additionally, it exempts the identity of law enforcement officers involved in use of force incidents for 72 hours, extendable by the employing agency head.
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