FL S1530

Prohibits law enforcement from using wall-penetrating radar devices except to execute arrest warrants, counter specific terrorist threats approved by the U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security, obtain a search warrant signed by a judge, or respond to imminent danger or missing persons situations.

Requires all searches of portable electronic devices (including cellular phones) by government entities to be authorized by a judge-signed warrant based on probable cause, with limited exceptions to the warrant requirement.

Voids all existing nondisclosure agreements between government entities and vendors of electronic device monitoring equipment; declares such agreements subject to public records laws and unenforceable.

Establishes criminal penalties of first-degree misdemeanor for purposeful violations and authorizes private civil lawsuits against government entities for violations of portable electronic device privacy provisions.

Requires communication carriers, courts, and prosecutors to submit annual reports to the Department of Law Enforcement detailing requests for location information, pen registers, and other device monitoring data; department must compile and submit summary report to Governor and Legislature by March 1 annually.