Public safety.

Removed the original bill digest, sponsor signatures, committee report, and amendment history, which are procedural elements no longer needed in the final enrolled act.

Added official printing code instructions and the formal title 'Enrolled Senate Act No. 140' to reflect the bill's final status.

Reorganized the document structure to align with the official enrolled format, including page headers and signatures for the President of the Senate, Speaker of the House, and Governor.

Removed the definition of 'person closely connected to the targeted person,' which previously included family members, roommates, and dating partners.

Removed 'electronic mail' from the list of communication methods used to define 'post,' limiting the statute to social media platforms and other electronic communications.

Reorganized the definition of 'personal information' to list specific data points (name, SSN, address, etc.) without the previous conditional logic regarding connected persons.

Changed the required mental state from posting to 'communicate a threat in retaliation for a prior lawful act' to posting with the 'intent to place an individual in fear' or 'aid another person in causing bodily injury or property damage'.