Kentucky HB442 protects the privacy of attorneys and judicial officers by restricting the disclosure of their personal information.

Kentucky HB442 aims to safeguard the privacy of attorneys and judicial officers by prohibiting government agencies from disclosing their personal information. The bill defines "covered person" to include judicial officers, attorneys, and their immediate family members. It mandates that government agencies remove personally identifiable information from publicly available content upon a written request from a covered person. The bill also restricts the disclosure of specific personal details such as home addresses, phone numbers, and Social Security numbers.

Kentucky HB442 protects the privacy of attorneys and judicial officers by restricting the disclosure of their personal information.

Kentucky HB442 aims to safeguard the privacy of attorneys and judicial officers by prohibiting government agencies from disclosing their personal information. The bill defines "covered person" to include judicial officers, attorneys, and their immediate family members. It mandates that government agencies remove personally identifiable information from publicly available content upon a written request from a covered person. The bill also restricts the disclosure of specific personal details such as home addresses, phone numbers, and Social Security numbers.