The bill would bar heads of government agencies from creating or maintaining databases that link a person’s or organization’s name, or a vehicle’s license plate, to identifying information collected by automated license plate readers. This information could include vehicle features and location data. A person or organization whose information is involved could sue the agency for actual damages, an additional $25,000 if the court finds the agency targeted them, an injunction, and reasonable attorney’s fees and costs.
If your information were included in a database that violated the bill’s ban, you could bring a civil action against the agency. The bill has been referred to a House committee and is not described as enacted.
No publicly available information about government implementation costs. The bill would allow courts to award damages, attorney’s fees, and costs in qualifying lawsuits.
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