SB329 - Judicial Privacy Act

• Prohibits government agencies, individuals, businesses, and associations from publicly posting judges' or justices' personal information online after receiving a written request to refrain, with government agencies required to remove information within 10 business days.

• Prohibits commercial data brokers from knowingly selling, trading, licensing, transferring, or purchasing judicial officers' personal information.

• Allows judges to submit written requests directly to entities or through the Alabama Administrative Office of Courts to protect personal information including home addresses, phone numbers, email, social security numbers, driver's license numbers, and vehicle/residence photographs.

• Makes it a Class C felony to knowingly post personal information online when the poster knows or should know it poses an imminent and serious threat to a judge's health and safety and the posting proximately causes bodily injury or death.

• Provides judicial officers the right to pursue injunctive or declaratory relief in court for violations, with violators required to pay court costs and reasonable attorney's fees; becomes effective on the first day of the third month following passage and approval.