Privacy Laws

Privacy laws refer to laws that deal with guidelines, protection, and use of personally identifiable information.

The Virginia Freedom of Information Act or FOIA is a public records and data protection law that was originally enacted in 1968.

Section 119 or the Florida Public Records Law is public records and government data privacy law that was originally enacted in 1909.

The New Jersey Open Public Records Act is a public records and government data privacy and protection law that was enacted in 2002.

The Connecticut Data Privacy Act is a comprehensive data protection and personal privacy law that was recently enacted in April of 2022.

Maryland’s Public Information Act or the PIA for short is a public record and data privacy law that was originally enacted in 1970.

Montana’s Governmental Internet Information Privacy Act is an internet data privacy law that was recently enacted in 2019.

New York State’s Freedom of Information Law or FOIL for short is a series of laws relating to public records that were initially enacted in 1974.

The Colorado Open Records Act or CORA for short is a government data privacy law that was initially passed in 1958 and later amended in 2017.

Ark. Code § 25-1-114 is an internet data protection and privacy law that was initially enacted in the U.S. state of Arkansas in 2004

Colo. Rev. Stat. § 24-72-502 is a government data protection and privacy law that was enacted in the state of Colorado in 2003.

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