FL H0409

Expands public records exemption under s. 119.071 to include photographs, videotapes, or images of any part of a victim's body in sexual offense cases, specifically adding video voyeurism offenses under s. 810.145.

Allows law enforcement to disclose exempt criminal intelligence and investigative information only: for official duties, to assist in locating missing or endangered persons (limited to identifying information without details of sexual offense), or to other governmental agencies for official purposes.

Extends the sunset review date for this exemption from October 2, 2013 to October 2, 2016, requiring legislative reenactment to prevent repeal.

Incorporates the amendment into cross-referenced statutes including s. 92.56 (judicial proceedings involving sexual offenses), s. 119.0714 (court records), and s. 794.024 (unlawful disclosure of victim identifying information).

Declares public necessity for protecting victims of video voyeurism, finding that such graphic photographs could cause trauma, humiliation, and emotional injury if publicized.