§11-14.5  Residence address;
confidentiality.  (a)  If a life threatening circumstance exists to:



(1)  A law enforcement person;



(2)  The law enforcement person's family; or



(3)  Persons otherwise determined by the clerk of the
county in which the person is registered,



that person may apply to the county clerk in writing
to keep confidential the information relating to the residence address and
telephone number contained in the affidavit of registration of that person, or
any list or register prepared therefrom.



(b)  If the disclosure of the residence address
or telephone number of a person would result in an unwarranted invasion of
personal privacy or expose the person or a member of the person's family to
risk of bodily harm, the person may apply to the chief election officer or
county clerk to keep confidential the person's residence address and telephone
number contained in the person's affidavit of registration, or any list or
register prepared therefrom.



(c)  Upon good cause shown, the clerk shall determine
whether to grant confidentiality in accordance with rules established by the
chief election officer, and that decision shall be final.



(d)  If the voter registration of a person
covered by this section is challenged, the clerk shall release the residence
address of that person to the challenger pursuant to rules established by the
chief election officer.  If an appeal is taken relating to the challenge, the
residence address shall also be released to the appropriate appellate body. [L
1990, c 156, §2; am L 1997, c 157, §1]