WA SB6086

Expands personal information protection from internet disclosure to cover a broader category of "eligible individuals" including peace officers, corrections personnel, judicial officers, public defenders, prosecutors, court clerks, and administrative law judges appointed under Title 34 RCW

Removes the requirement that a threat be "imminent and serious" for protection to apply; now any threat to safety of the eligible individual or their immediate family triggers the prohibition on publishing personal information online

Requires agencies, businesses, data brokers, and websites to remove an eligible individual's personal information within 10 business days of receiving a removal request, with damages of up to $1,000 per day for non-compliance after the deadline

Expands the definition of "criminal justice participant" in harassment and cyber harassment statutes to include federal, state, and local court administrators, staff, and clerk staff, maintaining class C felony penalties for harassment of these individuals while performing official duties

Authorizes court security consultants at the Administrative Office of the Courts to conduct threat assessments on behalf of judicial officers and access criminal history records including nonconviction data for threat investigations, with founded threats referred to local law enforcement