Public Records/Appellate Court Clerks and their Spouses and Children
What changed between versions
Added exemptions for current or former justices, judges, and judicial assistants of the Supreme Court, district courts of appeal, circuit courts, and county courts.
Added exemptions for state attorneys, assistant state attorneys, statewide prosecutors, and assistant statewide prosecutors.
Added exemptions for general magistrates, special magistrates, judges of compensation claims, administrative law judges, and child support enforcement hearing officers.
Added exemptions for human resources directors, code enforcement officers, guardians ad litem, juvenile probation officers, public defenders, and Department of Business and Professional Regulation investigators.
Added exemptions for county tax collectors, Department of Health personnel handling disability determinations, impaired practitioner consultants, emergency medical technicians, and internal audit investigators.
Added exemptions for addiction treatment facility staff, child advocacy center personnel, domestic violence advocates, and Department of Agriculture inspectors.
Added exemptions for county and city attorneys, Florida Gaming Control Commission commissioners, and appellate/circuit court clerks and their personnel.
Added sunset review provisions requiring legislative reauthorization by October 2, 2028-2030 depending on the category, unless the exemption is reviewed and saved by the Legislature.
Added formal requirements for maintaining exemptions through written and notarized requests from individuals or their employers to custodial agencies.
Added provisions allowing individuals to request release of their exempt information through notarized written requests to custodial agencies.
Modified the definition section to include new categories of protected personnel while retaining existing definitions for law enforcement, financial investigators, and firefighters.