Assembly Bill 1682, California 2010

Assembly Bill 1682

Status:

Final Status:

f (05/04/2010, Killed by committee)

Assembly:f (Killed by the Public Safety Committee.)
Senate:
Governor:

Sponsor:

Assemblywoman Norma Torres

Introduction date:

01/26/2010

State law:

California Public Records Act

Bill text:

Text of AB 1682
Final text of AB 1682

Status key:

= Passed,	= Failed/Vetoed,
= Committee	= Awaiting Vote

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1 AB 1682
2 Current bill status
3 Support for the bill
4 Criticism of the bill
5 News stories
6 Similar bills from other states
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AB 1682

AB 1682 introduced by Assemblywoman Norma Torres would alter the California Public Records Act to exempt the addresses of individuals arrested and accused of crimes and the home addresses of victims of crimes and instead release the name of their home city. ^[1]

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Criticism of the bill

News stories

Daily Titan, "If passed, new law will shield criminals’, victims’ information"

Similar bills from other states

a House Bill 5344, Connecticut 2010
a House Bill 5491, Connecticut 2010
a House Bill 7115 and Senate Bill 1198, Florida 2010
a Senate Bill 222, Alaska 2010
a Senate Bill 312 and House Bill 485, Florida 2010

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