Texas HB1853 makes certain information about persons involved in executions confidential.

Texas HB1853 amends the Government Code and the Code of Criminal Procedure to make confidential the identifying information of individuals and entities involved in executions. Specifically, it exempts from disclosure the names, addresses, and other identifying information of those who participate in execution procedures, including those who administer substances during executions. Conversely, it mandates that information about those who manufacture, transport, test, procure, compound, prescribe, dispense, or provide substances or supplies used in executions be disclosed.

Texas HB1853 makes certain information about persons involved in executions confidential.

Texas HB1853 amends the Government Code and the Code of Criminal Procedure to make confidential the identifying information of individuals and entities involved in executions. Specifically, it exempts from disclosure the names, addresses, and other identifying information of those who participate in execution procedures, including those who administer substances during executions. Conversely, it mandates that information about those who manufacture, transport, test, procure, compound, prescribe, dispense, or provide substances or supplies used in executions be disclosed.