Expands privacy protections for Illinois judges by including administrative law judges.
The Illinois Judicial Privacy Act is amended to include administrative law judges within the definition of judicial officer. This change extends privacy protections to these judges, ensuring their personal information is shielded from public disclosure. The bill defines personal information as home addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, social security numbers, and other sensitive data. This update aims to safeguard the personal lives of judges, including administrative law judges, from unwarranted public scrutiny.
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