Texas HB5081 protects personal information of at-risk individuals in the judicial system and creates a criminal offense for unauthorized posting.
Texas HB5081 aims to protect personal identifying information of at-risk individuals in the judicial system. It defines "at-risk individual" as a judge, court clerk, or employee of a state court. The bill prohibits data brokers from selling, licensing, or trading personal information of these individuals. It also prohibits businesses from posting this information online without consent, except in certain circumstances. The Office of Court Administration must develop a process for individuals to request the removal of their information from websites.
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