MI HB5724

Establishes the "Judicial Protection Act" to protect personal identifying information of state court judges, federal judges with Michigan residency, and tribal court judges, along with their immediate family members living at the same address.

Allows judges to request that public bodies and persons not publicly post or display specified personal identifying information including home addresses, phone numbers, driver's license numbers, school information, and employment locations (excluding courthouses).

Requires public bodies and persons to remove publicly posted personal identifying information within 5 business days of receiving a written request and prohibits transfer of such information to others.

Provides exemptions for news reporting on matters of public concern, voluntarily published information, information disclosed at the judge's request, and uses regulated by federal laws including the Fair Credit Reporting Act and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.

Allows judges to pursue civil action for injunctive relief in circuit court (local entities) or court of claims (state entities) if compliance is not achieved within 5 business days, with successful plaintiffs recovering court costs and attorney fees.