North Carolina H923 requires cities and counties to remove personal information from public websites upon request by certain judicial personnel.

North Carolina H923 mandates that cities and counties establish processes for removing personal information from public websites upon request by specific judicial personnel. Eligible individuals include state judges, justices, magistrates, district attorneys, prosecutors, public defenders, federal judges, and U.S. Attorneys. The removed information, which includes physical addresses and phone numbers but not names, remains a public record if otherwise subject to disclosure. The request and any revocation are kept confidential and are not public records.

North Carolina H923 requires cities and counties to remove personal information from public websites upon request by certain judicial personnel.

North Carolina H923 mandates that cities and counties establish processes for removing personal information from public websites upon request by specific judicial personnel. Eligible individuals include state judges, justices, magistrates, district attorneys, prosecutors, public defenders, federal judges, and U.S. Attorneys. The removed information, which includes physical addresses and phone numbers but not names, remains a public record if otherwise subject to disclosure. The request and any revocation are kept confidential and are not public records.