Expands "Daniel's Law" to prohibit disclosure of personal identifying information of victim support advocates and victim support care providers.
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This bill expands "Daniel’s Law" to specifically prohibit the disclosure of personal identifying information of victim support advocates and care providers. Currently, Daniel’s Law protects judicial officers, law enforcement, and child protective investigators. This expansion aims to safeguard the privacy and safety of these crucial support professionals by preventing their personal information from being publicly released. The bill also clarifies certain definitions and establishes penalties for reckless violations.
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