Hawaii HB1935 limits public access to home addresses of public servants and candidates to protect them from harm.

Hawaii HB1935 aims to safeguard public servants and candidates by restricting public access to their home addresses. The bill mandates government agencies to redact these addresses from public websites, databases, and documents. It also allows public servants and candidates to object to the disclosure of their home addresses if they believe it would put them or their families in imminent danger. The bill defines "covered public servant" broadly to include state and federal judges, legislators, and various state and county officials.

Hawaii HB1935 limits public access to home addresses of public servants and candidates to protect them from harm.

Hawaii HB1935 aims to safeguard public servants and candidates by restricting public access to their home addresses. The bill mandates government agencies to redact these addresses from public websites, databases, and documents. It also allows public servants and candidates to object to the disclosure of their home addresses if they believe it would put them or their families in imminent danger. The bill defines "covered public servant" broadly to include state and federal judges, legislators, and various state and county officials.