Victim Privacy Amendments allows crime victims to use their initials instead of their names in public documents and mandates a searchable database of.

Utah HB0102, the Victim Privacy Amendments, allows a crime victim to request the use of their initials instead of their name in publicly available criminal justice documents. The bill requires the creation and maintenance of a database of victim names that is searchable in response to a court order. It also provides that a database of victim names is a protected record under the Government Records Access and Management Act. The bill makes technical and conforming changes to ensure victim privacy in the criminal justice process.

Victim Privacy Amendments allows crime victims to use their initials instead of their names in public documents and mandates a searchable database of.

Utah HB0102, the Victim Privacy Amendments, allows a crime victim to request the use of their initials instead of their name in publicly available criminal justice documents. The bill requires the creation and maintenance of a database of victim names that is searchable in response to a court order. It also provides that a database of victim names is a protected record under the Government Records Access and Management Act. The bill makes technical and conforming changes to ensure victim privacy in the criminal justice process.