OR SB1121

Creates new crime of "unlawful disclosure of private information" as a Class B misdemeanor when someone intentionally discloses another person's personal information (home address, phone number, Social Security number, employer contact info, family contact info, photos of children, or children's school information) with intent to stalk, injure, or damage property, and harm actually results

Requires the Attorney General to provide 30-day notice to data controllers before bringing enforcement actions under Oregon's consumer data privacy law (ORS 646A.570-589) if the violation is curable

Beginning January 1, 2026, the 30-day cure notice requirement only applies to noncommercial educational broadcast stations that receive Corporation for Public Broadcasting funding and distribute journalism content without cost

The cure notice provision for educational broadcasters is repealed on July 1, 2026

Declares an emergency for immediate effect upon passage, with the new criminal disclosure offense becoming operative January 1, 2026