Section 41-9-642 Unconstitutional, Etc., Invasions of Privacy of Citizens Not Authorized by Article; Disclosure of Criminal Histories, Etc., Which Might Lead to Identification of Individuals to Whom Information Pertains Not to Be Made to Persons, Agencies, Etc., Not Having “Need to Know” or “Right to Know.”
The article does not authorize any person, agency, corporation, or other legal entity to invade citizen privacy, and it bars disclosure of criminal-history or identifying information to recipients that lack both a “need to know” and a “right to know,” except as otherwise provided in the article.
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Section 41-9-642 Unconstitutional, Etc., Invasions of Privacy of Citizens Not Authorized by Article; Disclosure of Criminal Histories, Etc., Which Might Lead to Identification of Individuals to Whom Information Pertains Not to Be Made to Persons, Agencies, Etc., Not Having “Need to Know” or “Right to Know.”
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