victims; witnesses; names; disclosure requirements

HB 2321 requires Arizona law enforcement and prosecution agencies to redact victims' personal details - including names, addresses, phone numbers, email, and Social Security numbers - from most public records and case disclosures in criminal cases. It directly affects crime victims, particularly minors and vulnerable adults, by protecting their privacy from public access. Key exceptions include when victims consent, when court orders disclosure for constitutional rights, for public safety (like body-worn camera footage), or after a case reaches final disposition. The bill defines "identifying information" (e.g., SSN) and "locating information" (e.g., address), ensuring these are redacted unless specific legal or safety exceptions apply.