Texas HB4565 modifies the public information law to restrict access to certain law enforcement, corrections, prosecutorial, and civil enforcement.

Texas HB4565 amends the public information law to limit access to specific records held by law enforcement agencies, prosecutors, and the attorney general. These records include those related to the detection, investigation, or prosecution of crimes. The bill exempts such information from public disclosure if its release would hinder ongoing investigations, pertain to unresolved investigations, involve threats against peace officers, or reflect legal reasoning prepared for litigation. The changes apply to requests received after the bill's effective date of September 1, 2025.

Texas HB4565 modifies the public information law to restrict access to certain law enforcement, corrections, prosecutorial, and civil enforcement.

Texas HB4565 amends the public information law to limit access to specific records held by law enforcement agencies, prosecutors, and the attorney general. These records include those related to the detection, investigation, or prosecution of crimes. The bill exempts such information from public disclosure if its release would hinder ongoing investigations, pertain to unresolved investigations, involve threats against peace officers, or reflect legal reasoning prepared for litigation. The changes apply to requests received after the bill's effective date of September 1, 2025.