public records; exemption; photos
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill clarifies that booking photographs and photographs or recordings used in photo enforcement systems are exempt from Arizona’s public records laws. It defines ‘booking photograph’ and ‘photo enforcement system’ to ensure consistent application of the exemption. The bill aims to protect the privacy of individuals involved in law enforcement activities captured in these images. This legislation specifically addresses the disclosure of these types of images under Arizona’s public records laws.
Key provisions
- Booking photographs are exempt from disclosure.
- Photographs used in photo enforcement systems are exempt from disclosure.
- The bill defines ‘booking photograph’ as per Arizona Revised Statute 44-7901.
- The bill defines ‘photo enforcement system’ as per Arizona Revised Statute 28-601.
Who is affected
- Law enforcement agencies
- Individuals subject to booking photographs
- Users of photo enforcement systems
Notable changes
- Creates an exemption for booking photographs and photo enforcement system recordings.
- Provides specific definitions for ‘booking photograph’ and ‘photo enforcement system’.
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