California Codes, Civil Code, Division 3 — Obligations, Part 4 — Obligations Arising from Particular Transactions, Title 1.8 — Personal Data, Chapter 1 — Information Practices Act of 1977, Article 12 — Construction With Other Laws

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Section 1798.70Establishes that the chapter supersedes any other state-law provision or exemption that would authorize an agency to withhold from an individual a…Section 1798.71Bars the chapter from being interpreted to abridge or limit litigants’ rights of discovery under California law or case law. Extends that…Section 1798.72Prohibits construing the chapter as authorizing disclosure of a record containing personal information, other than disclosure to the individual who is the…Section 1798.73Prohibits construing the chapter to deny or limit any privacy right arising under the specified provision of the California Constitution. The chapter…Section 1798.74Establishes that the specified Education Code provisions governing student records prevail over this chapter when the two sets of provisions concern student…Section 1798.75Limits the chapter so it does not supersede the referenced Government Code division, except as to the three provisions specifically identified in…Section 1798.76Bars the chapter from revoking, modifying, or altering any statute or judicial decision that authorizes an individual to access a law-enforcement record…Section 1798.77Prohibits an agency from modifying, transferring, or destroying records containing personal information to avoid complying with the chapter, and prohibits removing or…Section 1798.78Bars this chapter from being treated as superseding Chapter 1299 of the Statutes of 1976. Preserves the identified 1976 statutory provisions against…

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