Mono Superior Court Sealing & Redaction Procedures
3 rules from official source documents
Procedures for filing sealed or redacted documents, including required motions and formats.
CRITICAL
The court’s copy of an evaluator’s report must be kept in a confidential envelope in the court file and may be opened only by a judicial officer or as otherwise ordered after prior notice to all parties.
The court’s copy of the report shall be placed in a confidential envelope, to be kept in the court file, not to be opened, except by a judicial officer or as may otherwise be ordered by the court after prior notice to all parties.
CRITICAL
Social security numbers and other private information must be crossed out on copies submitted to the Court.
Cross out any social security numbers, or other private information, on the copy you give to the Court.
WARNING
If a party designates its settlement conference statement as confidential, it is kept out of the Clerk’s file and retained by the settlement conference judge after the conference.
The statement will not form a part of the Clerk’s file but will be retained by the settlement conference judge following the conference, if a party designates the statement as a confidential statement.
How does Mono Superior Court handle sealed or redacted filings?
The court’s copy of an evaluator’s report must be kept in a confidential envelope in the court file and may be opened only by a judicial officer or as otherwise ordered after prior notice to all parties.
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