Oklahoma HB1360 protects personal information of certain officials and victims of abuse from public disclosure.
Oklahoma HB1360 amends state statutes to enhance confidentiality of personal information for elected county officials, peace officers, law enforcement officials, and victims of sexual assault, abuse, stalking, or human trafficking. The bill allows these individuals to request that their personal information, such as home addresses and phone numbers, not be made publicly available on the Internet. The State Election Board is granted authority to develop guidelines for accepting or rejecting applications for confidentiality based on independent documentary evidence.
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