Protecting Judges and Prosecutors: Address Concealment and Online Data Removal.
New rules aim to protect federal judges, prosecutors, and law enforcement officers from violence and the public disclosure of their private information. They allow these individuals to use post office boxes instead of home addresses and establish programs to detect and remove their personal data from the internet. This is intended to enhance their safety and privacy.
Key points
Federal judges, prosecutors, and law enforcement officers can use post office boxes instead of home addresses for official purposes if there's a risk of public disclosure.
Programs will be developed to detect and quickly remove these individuals' private information from online public domains.
Resources will be created for judges, prosecutors, and officers to report data exposure and track remedial actions taken by federal agencies.
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