WI AB171

Requires written requests for judicial officer privacy protections to be notarized and describe with reasonable particularity the records believed to contain personal information

Clarifies that a home address only constitutes protected personal information when directly associated with or displayed with the judicial officer's name

Expands exceptions allowing third-party access to shielded documents to include title insurance companies, their authorized agents, and Wisconsin-licensed attorneys

Adds liability protections for government agencies and employees, shielding them from accountability for violations unless actions were intentional or reckless

Permits government agencies to share judicial officers' personal information with other government agencies for legitimate governmental purposes and to publicly post information if required by law