Privacy

Recording information encoded in magnetic stripe, retailer|Information encoded in magnetic stripe on a driver's license, retailer recording

Social security number, the Public Information Act provides for the confidentiality of social security numbers of living persons, exempts such SSNs from disclosure requirements under the Act, and authorizes a clerk to redact such numbers from public information to be disclosed under the Act without seeking an attorney general decision.|Records, confidentiality of social security number in clerk records; redaction; certification|Internet, publishing clerk records on the Internet\r\n|Social security number, the Public Information Act provides for the confidentiality of social security numbers of living persons, exempts such SSNs from disclosure requirements under the Act, and authorizes a clerk to redact such numbers from public information to be disclosed under the Act without seeking an attorney general decision.\r\n|Records, confidentiality of social security number in clerk records; redaction; certification\r\n|Internet, publishing clerk records on the Internet\r\n\r\n

Internet database for information from court case documents held by district and county clerks, authority of commissioners court to authorize and to provide remote online access under contract|Internet database for information from court case documents held by district and county clerks|Internet database for information from court case documents, access online in clerk's office must be free of charge but remote online access is subject to fee established by commissioners court under contract|Criminal case information compiled in a computerized database is not confidential criminal history information

Photograph from driver’s license, whether Driver’s Privacy Protection Act and Texas implementing legislation permits disclosure on internet for law enforcement purposes|Driver’s Privacy Protection Act, whether it permits disclosure of driver’s license photo on internet for law enforcement purposes

Social security numbers of its licensees or applicants, the Board of Physical Therapy Examiners may not provide to a national organization of licensing authorities

Seal or redact information that is the subject of a nondisclosure order, under certain circumstances section 411.081 of the Government Code would not require the Texas Board of Nursing to|Seal or redact information that is the subject of a nondisclosure order, under certain circumstances section 411.081 of the Government Code would not require the Texas Board of Nursing to

Social security number, licensing agencies' authority to refuse to renew license by reason of licensee's failure to disclose|Privacy Act of 1974, whether failure to disclose social security number authorizes state agency to refuse license renewal|Social security number, whether Real Estate Commission may refuse to renew license because of licensee's failure to disclose|Renewal of license, whether Commission may refuse by virtue of licensee's failure to disclose social security number

Health information, federal standards for privacy of individually identifiable|Risk Pool for El Paso County Health Benefits Program, Board of Trustees is subject to Open Meetings Act|Third party administrator of county health benefits program, administrator is not an officer or employee for purpose of executive session deliberations concerning complaints against|Privacy of individually identifiable health information, federal standards for

Confidential identifying information about patients, hospitals may disclose to Texas Health Care Information Council without patient's written authorization|Privacy of Individually Identifiable Health Information, Standards for under Federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996|Confidential identifying information about patients; hospitals may disclose to Texas Health Care Information Council without patient's written authorization|Hospitals may disclose confidential identifying information about patients to council without patient's written authorization

Interagency Council on Early Childhood Intervention is authorized to require local service providers to submit information about children and their families for the purpose of evaluating federally and state funded programs but may not redisclose the infor|Information about children and their families, Council may by contract require local service providers to submit for the purpose of evaluating federally and state funded programs but Council may not redisclose the information except in compliance with fed|Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part C, authority of Interagency Council on Early Childhood Intervention to require local service providers to submit information about children and their families|Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, authority of Interagency Council on Early Childhood Intervention to require local service providers to submit information about children and their families