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| House Bills | | Status | | Short Title | Short Description | | HB2321 | | Signed | | identity theft; factual innocence | A person who is a victim
of identity theft may petition the superior court or the court, on its own motion or on the application of the prosecuting
attorney, may move for an expedited judicial determination of a victim's factual innocence if another person is arrested
for, cited for, charged with, indicted for or convicted of an offense involving identity theft under the victim's name
or if the victim's name has been mistakenly associated with a record of a criminal conviction. | | HB2371 | | Signed | | critical infrastructure; pipelines; review | Notwithstanding any other law, the director shall conduct a review
and analysis of measures being taken by any other agency or authority of this state or any political subdivision of this state
and, to the extent practicable, of any federal entity, to protect the security of critical infrastructure that is related
to commercial aviation fuel, petroleum or natural gas transmission facilities and pipelines in this state that are not located
on the premises of a commercial airport. As deemed appropriate by the director, the department may physically
inspect the premises and review any audits or reports related to the security of the critical infrastructure, including audits
or reports conducted at the request of any OTHER AGENCY or authority of this state or any political subdivision of this state
or, to the extent practicable, of any federal entity. | | HB2587 | | Signed | | extension of credit; identity theft | A credit card issuer who
mails an offer or solicitation to apply for a credit card and who receives a completed application in response to the offer
or solicitation that lists an address that is not substantially the same as the address on the offer or solicitation shall
not issue a credit card based on that application until the creditor takes reasonable steps to verify the applicant's
change of address. | | SB1185 | | Signed | | credit report; score; security freeze | Under section 44-1698, any consumer reporting agency that is grossly
negligent or that acts wilfully and maliciously with intent to harm a consumer is liable to the consumer for actual damages,
if any, attorney fees and court costs for the following:
1. Failing to implement a security freeze.
2. Releasing a credit report or credit score if a security freeze has been placed by the consumer.
3. Failing to remove a security freeze at the consumer's request. | | SB1216 | | Signed | | schools; biometric information; prohibition | School districts and charter schools shall not collect biometric
information from pupils. |
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