South Carolina H3736 protects personal contact information of law enforcement officers and judges from public disclosure.
South Carolina H3736 amends the South Carolina Code to enhance privacy protections for law enforcement officers and judges by restricting their personal contact information from public disclosure. The bill defines "personal contact information" to include name, home address, and personal cellular telephone number. It allows eligible requesting parties, such as active or former law enforcement officers and judges, to petition a court to restrict public access to their personal contact information in disclosed records.
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