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FL H7015

Bill

Status

Passed

9/21/2020

Primary Sponsor

Oversight, Transparency and Public Management Subcommittee

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Origin

House of Representatives

2020 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Removes the scheduled October 2, 2020 repeal date for the public records exemption covering law enforcement body camera recordings, making the exemption permanent

  • Body camera recordings remain confidential and exempt from public disclosure when taken inside private residences, healthcare/mental health/social services facilities, or places where a reasonable person would expect privacy

  • Law enforcement agencies must retain body camera recordings for at least 90 days and may disclose recordings for official duties, to other government agencies, or pursuant to court order

  • Persons recorded by body cameras, their personal representatives, or lawful residents of recorded locations may request disclosure of relevant portions of recordings

  • Courts may order disclosure after considering factors including compelling interest, privacy concerns, safety of depicted persons, and potential harm to fair administration of justice

Legislative Description

OGSR/Body Camera Recordings

Last Action

Chapter No. 2020-183

9/21/2020

Committee Referrals

Criminal Justice3/5/2020
State Affairs1/21/2020
Criminal Justice Subcommittee12/16/2019

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