Georgia § 15-5-111 [Effective 7/1/2025] Duties of Administrative Office of the Courts in protecting judicial personally identifiable information

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§ 15-5-111 — [Effective 7/1/2025] Duties of Administrative Office of the Courts in protecting judicial personally identifiable information

Georgia § 15-5-111

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O.C.G.A. § 15-5-111 (2026).

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The Administrative Office of the Courts shall:

(1)Establish a method for obtaining information from the Administrative Office of the United States Courts as necessary for purposes of this article;

(2)Establish and maintain a data base of protected persons and personally identifiable information;

(3)Develop and manage a process to regularly identify each state or local government entity that possesses personally identifiable information;

(4)Establish a procedure for protected persons to submit phone numbers and addresses for inclusion in a data base as personally identifiable information to be restricted from publicly available content and public posting or display; and (5) Coordinate statewide training and information sharing related to security procedure and practices relative to the

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The Administrative Office of the Courts shall: (1) Establish a method for obtaining information from the Administrative Office of the United States Courts as necessary for purposes of this article; (2) Establish and maintain a data base of protected persons and personally identifiable information; (3) Develop and manage a process to regularly identify each state or local government entity that possesses personally identifiable information; (4) Establish a procedure for protected persons to submit phone numbers and addresses for inclusion in a data base as personally identifiable information to be restricted from publicly available content and public posting or display; and (5) Coordinate statewide training and information sharing related to security procedure and practices relative to the judicial branch of government.