HB1468 creates the Public Safety and Justice Privacy Act, protecting officials' personal information from public disclosure.
HB1468, the Public Safety and Justice Privacy Act, prohibits the public posting or display of officials' personal information on the Internet if it poses a serious threat to their health and safety. It defines "official" to include first responders, members of the Illinois General Assembly, prosecutors, public defenders, and probation officers. The Act allows officials to request governmental agencies, businesses, and associations to refrain from disclosing their personal information.
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