Proposed Privacy Protection for Sexual Assault Counselors
March 13, 2026
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The Frame
If enacted, this would have prevented the public disclosure of personal contact and location information for sexual assault counselors, who often have their details documented in police reports accessible to defendants.
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Sexual assault counselors
Their personal identifying and location information would have been exempt from public records disclosure.
Last recorded activity March 13, 2026.
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Why It Matters
If enacted, this would have prevented the public disclosure of personal contact and location information for sexual assault counselors, who often have their details documented in police reports accessible to defendants.
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Expansion of Privacy Exemptions
The bill reflects a pattern of adding specific professional groups to the existing list of public records exemptions under Florida Statute 119.071.
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Analysis Score
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