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US SB2724
Bill
AI Summary
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Requires all federal executive agencies and federal courts to accept designated addresses from state address confidentiality programs in place of participants' actual home, school, or employment addresses
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Protects program participants from federal regulatory, civil, or criminal penalties for using a designated address instead of their physical address when interacting with federal entities
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Exempts participants' physical addresses from Freedom of Information Act disclosure requests and mandates that agencies acquiring such addresses treat them as confidential
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Allows federal courts to order disclosure of physical addresses in criminal proceedings to law enforcement, prosecutors, and court officers, with restrictions requiring confidentiality and limited use
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Requires executive agencies to review and modify regulations within 1 year of enactment to comply with the Act, with the Census Bureau exempted from coverage
Legislative Description
Safe at Home Act
Law
Last Action
Read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
9/4/2025