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4“(bm) 1. If a law enforcement agency has otherwise decided under s. 19.35 to
5permit access to data from a body camera that is subject to disclosure under par. (b),
6the data record a location where an individual may have a reasonable expectation
7of privacy, and the data are not covered by par. (c) 3m., the law enforcement agency
8shall, before permitting access and subject to par. (cg), serve notice of the request for
9the data on each individual who is a known victim or witness or an owner, or a person
10authorized by each such individual as described under s. 19.32 (1m), either by mail
11or by personally serving the notice. The notice may be mailed to the individual's or
12person's last-known address if his or her current address is not known. The notice
1shall briefly describe the requested data and include a description of the rights of the
2individual or person to deny permission to the law enforcement agency to release the
3data if the individual or person objects to the release of the data within 14 business
4days after the law enforcement agency makes the request. The data recording the
5location are confidential and not subject to the right of inspection and copying under
6s. 19.35 (1) if an individual who is a known victim or witness or an owner, or a person
7authorized by each such individual as described under s. 19.32 (1m), provides the law
8enforcement agency with a written objection to the release of the data within 14
9business days after the law enforcement agency makes the request. If no such
10objection is received within 14 business days after the law enforcement agency
11makes the request, the law enforcement agency shall provide access to the data.
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2. If the law enforcement agency receives an objection to the release of data
13under subd. 1. within 14 business days after the law enforcement agency makes the
14request, the law enforcement agency shall deny the request, but any written
15permission for the release received after that period shall be valid as to any
16subsequent request for the same data.”.
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23“3m. This paragraph applies only with respect to data that record one of the
24following:
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1a. An informant, as defined in s. 19.36 (8) (a) 1.
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c. A victim of a sensitive crime, including a victim of a crime that was an act
4of domestic abuse, as defined in s. 813.12 (1) (am), or a victim of s. 940.225, 940.302,
5948.02, 948.025, or 948.051.
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d. A hospital, rape treatment center, or other health care facility or a facility
7that provides services to victims of domestic violence.”.
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1211. Page 5, line 14: delete that line and substitute “does not, within 14
13business days after the law enforcement makes a request to release the data in the
14manner prescribed under par. (bm) 1., object to the release of the data in writing,
15except that if par. (c) 3m. applies to the data, the law enforcement agency may not
16release the data unless each individual who is a known victim or witness or an owner,
17or a person authorized by each such individual as described under s. 19.32 (1m),
18provides the law enforcement agency with written permission for the release.”.
