Court security.

Removed provisions regarding the protection of judges' personal information, including definitions of protected individuals and rules for removing data from public websites.

Added a new role of Court Marshal to ensure the safety and security of justices and staff, including duties like maintaining security systems and conducting assessments.

Required Court Marshals to notify local law enforcement immediately when a security threat is detected.

Granted the Court Marshal limited police powers, allowing them to carry weapons and use necessary force to perform security duties.

Set the effective date for the new security provisions to July 1, 2026.

Removed the legislative digest and bill history summary that explained the bill's purpose and timeline.

Added standard printing code instructions to clarify how amended statutes should be formatted.

Updated the bill title and header to reflect its status as an Enrolled Act (SEA) rather than an Engrossed Bill.

Updated the definition of 'protected individual' to clarify that home addresses and election reports are protected when displayed on voter registration or property tax information.

Changed the effective date from July 1, 2026, to 'upon passage' to allow the law to take effect immediately after being signed.

Updated the bill title, digest dates, and reprinted dates to reflect the current legislative session status.

Added a new requirement for public agencies to remove personal information (like home addresses and phone numbers) of protected judicial individuals upon request.

Created a new Class A misdemeanor offense for unlawfully publishing the protected personal information of judges and their families.

Defined 'protected individuals' to include current or retired judges, federal judges domiciled in Indiana, and their spouses, children, or dependents.

Extended the authority of the Court of Appeals marshal to provide safety and security for the tax court.

Updated the list of affected Indiana Code citations to reflect the new privacy section and removed the repealed section number.