LAW ENFORCEMENT: Provides relative to disclosure of certain law enforcement records

Added a new statutory exception (R.S. 44:3(A)(9)) prohibiting the disclosure of criminal history records that reveal a witness is an employee of a criminal justice agency, unless the information is voluntarily released or released by court order.

Added a limitation of liability provision (R.S. 44:4.1(B)(30)) granting immunity to court clerks and the Louisiana Clerks' Remote Access Authority for any acts or omissions related to complying with the new record disclosure restrictions.

Updated the applicability section to clarify that the new exemptions apply to records concerning information directly derived from federal or state criminal history databases.

Removed an exception that would have allowed certain prosecutive, investigative, and law enforcement agencies to access the sealed arrest records of witnesses.

Removed a provision that would have limited the legal liability of the clerk of court for maintaining these records.

Added specific protection for the social security number, home address, and date of birth contained in the criminal history records of criminal justice agency employees who serve as witnesses.

Added official signatures from the Speaker of the House, President of the Senate, and Governor, finalizing the bill as an enrolled law.

Restored protection for social security numbers, home addresses, and dates of birth of criminal justice employees serving as witnesses, which was previously removed.

Removed the definition for 'criminal justice agency' that was added in the previous version.

Reinstated the requirement that the law applies specifically to employees of criminal justice agencies rather than any person serving as a witness.

Removed a general exception that exempted records of prosecutive, investigative, and law enforcement agencies from public disclosure requirements.

Added a specific exception that prohibits disclosing only the social security number, home address, or date of birth found in criminal history records of criminal justice employees who serve as witnesses.

Deleted a provision granting immunity from liability to clerks of court and related authorities regarding their handling of these records.

Refined the applicability of the privacy exception to apply only to records held by the clerk of court, unless voluntarily released by the employee, already public, or released by court order.