Modifies provisions relating to judicial security

HB 1457 creates the "Judicial Privacy Act," requiring government agencies and internet entities to remove judicial officers' personal information from public records upon written request. It directly affects Missouri state judges, court clerks, prosecutors, and federal judges serving in Missouri courts, defining "personal information" to include home addresses, phone numbers, and Social Security details. The bill mandates that agencies remove such information within five business days of a valid request and prohibits internet businesses from selling or displaying it. Violations allow judicial officers to seek legal action for removal and recover attorney fees. The law exempts court records in statewide automation systems but applies broadly to public online content.