SB 246 (2023)
Limit distribution of post-arrest photographs
This bill did not become law.
Last updated 2025-01-29 12:56 pm
Summary:
Removes post-arrest photographs from disclosure under the Right to Know Law. There are some exceptions, for example if the person is convicted of the crime, fails to appear in court, or presents an immediate danger. This bill then requires a person's post-arrest photograph be removed from public circulation if a court record is sealed, the crime is annulled, the person is pardoned, the person is found not guilty, or the charges are dismissed.
Status:
Status Detail:
Interim Study
Public Hearing Date:
02/21/2023 01:15 pm
Public Hearing Location:
SH Room 100
Senate Voting Date:
01/03/2024
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