Relating to: privacy protections for judicial officers.

Wisconsin's SB 169 creates a new system for judicial officers (judges and court staff) to request privacy protections for specific personal information. The bill allows judicial officers to submit written requests to government agencies to shield their home addresses, children's names under 18, and certain financial documents (like economic interest statements and campaign finance reports) from public access. It amends statutes to require agencies like the register of deeds and campaign finance commission to remove this protected information from public records and databases upon request. The law defines "personal information" to include home addresses tied to a judicial officer's name and specifies that agencies must not publicly post or display such information without consent.