Expands public records exemptions to protect crime victims' personal information.

The bill amends Florida's public records law to enhance privacy protections for crime victims. It exempts certain personal information from public records, including the names, addresses, and phone numbers of victims of specified crimes. This exemption applies for 72 hours after an incident, with potential extensions. The bill also prohibits the disclosure of a law enforcement officer's identity if they become a crime victim during their duties. The exemptions are subject to legislative review and may be repealed in 2031.

Expands public records exemptions to protect crime victims' personal information.

The bill amends Florida's public records law to enhance privacy protections for crime victims. It exempts certain personal information from public records, including the names, addresses, and phone numbers of victims of specified crimes. This exemption applies for 72 hours after an incident, with potential extensions. The bill also prohibits the disclosure of a law enforcement officer's identity if they become a crime victim during their duties. The exemptions are subject to legislative review and may be repealed in 2031.