AB 358
Criminal procedure: privacy.
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No
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No
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Bill overview
This bill updates California law regarding criminal procedure and privacy, specifically concerning electronic communication and device information. It expands the circumstances under which a government entity can access this information, allowing them to do so with an individual’s consent if they locate a tracking device used without permission. The bill also strengthens an individual’s ability to challenge unlawful access to their information and ensures court oversight and destruction of obtained data when an emergency situation is not genuine. It clarifies procedures for obtaining warrants and orders related to electronic information, including requirements for court notification and data destruction.
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