Prohibits disclosure of personal identifying information of judicial officers and their immediate family members.
The bill prohibits the disclosure of personal identifying information, including home address and photographic image, of federal, State, or municipal judicial officers and their immediate family members. It makes posting or publishing such information on the Internet a crime, with reckless violations being a fourth-degree crime and purposeful violations being a third-degree crime. It also provides for a corresponding civil cause of action for those affected. The bill defines "personal identifying information," "judicial officer," and "immediate family member.
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