Minnesota bill SF3081 extends personal information protections to peace officers, aligning them with judicial officials.
Minnesota bill SF3081 amends state statutes to extend personal information protections to peace officers, aligning them with judicial officials. The bill modifies definitions and provisions to include peace officers under the same protections currently available for judicial officials. It specifies that personal information of peace officers, such as names and addresses, is considered private data and outlines procedures for its removal from public dissemination. Exceptions include information already publicly available or necessary for public concern.
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