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Guidelines on Personal Identifying Data in Court Records

By Massachusetts Trial Court Law Libraries

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The Supreme Judicial Court is soliciting comments on Proposed Interim Guidelines for the Protection of Personal Identifying Data in Publicly Accessible Court Documents through September 19, 2008. "The proposed Interim Guidelines are intended to prevent the unnecessary inclusion of certain personal identifying data elements in publicly-accessible documents filed with or issued by the courts, in order to minimize the opportunity to use such documents for identity theft or other improper purposes."

Comments should be sent to "Subcommittee on Personal Identifying Data, c/o Peter Sacks, Assistant Attorney General, One Ashburton Place, 20th Floor, Boston MA 02108. Comments in electronic form are strongly encouraged, by red-lining the draft Interim Guidelines or otherwise, and should be sent to peter.sacks@state.ma.us."

Full post as published by Massachusetts Law Updates on July 29, 2008 (boomark / email).

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