Allow officer to petition for removal from a Brady-Giglio list

Summary

The legislation would give law‑enforcement officers a formal way to ask that their name be taken off the state’s Brady‑Giglio list, which tracks certain disciplinary actions. It would affect officers currently on that list and could change how their records are disclosed to the public and courts. Supporters say it offers a fair chance to clear a record, while critics worry it could reduce transparency.

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