Georgia Bill 482: Privacy vs. Public Oversight
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Georgias Senate Bill four eighty-two aims to curb mugshot websites, but four added words are causing concern. The bill, backed by sheriffs, protects individuals from online ruin, but free speech groups and news outlets worry it blocks access to police body camera videos. Advocates argue it turns routine open records requests into a hassle, raising transparency concerns. The bill passed unanimously in the Senate and now heads to the House, with calls for tweaks to balance privacy and public oversight.
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