Plain English Breakdown
The official source confirms the bill passed both chambers, but does not list a specific effective date or governor's signature status.
SB1022: Exempting Booking Photos and Traffic Camera Images from Public Records
This law says that booking photos and images from traffic camera systems do not have to be shared as public records.
What This Bill Does
- Adds a new section, 39-130, to Arizona Revised Statutes Title 39 regarding public records.
- States that the chapter does not require agencies to release booking photographs.
- Exempts photos, videos, or digital recordings from photo enforcement systems from disclosure rules.
- Defines 'booking photograph' by referring to section 44-7901 of state law.
- Defines 'photo enforcement system' by referring to section 28-601 of state law.
Who It Names or Affects
- Government agencies that hold public records in Arizona
- People who request access to booking photos or traffic camera images
Terms To Know
- Booking photograph
- A photo taken of a person when they are booked into jail, as defined in section 44-7901.
- Photo enforcement system
- A camera system used to enforce traffic laws, as defined in section 28-601.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill text does not state when this law will officially take effect.
- The specific details of sections 44-7901 and 28-601 are referenced but not included in the provided text.