Crawford County Courts, Indiana Sealing & Redaction Procedures
1 rule from official source documents
Procedures for filing sealed or redacted documents, including required motions and formats.
If a party fails to prepare and serve the form on time, the complying party’s form may be filed and, after notice of motion and an order, its facts are deemed admitted; any form filed with the Court must be sealed and designated confidential.
Therefore, in the event a party does not prepare and serve his or her respective Form within the time period provided in this rule, then the form for the complying party may be filed with the Court and the factual information contained in said form shall be deemed admitted as fact by all parties after notice of motion and order pursuant to Local Rule 9(D). When the form is filed with the Court, it shall be sealed and designated “Confidential.”
How does Crawford County Courts, Indiana handle sealed or redacted filings?
If a party fails to prepare and serve the form on time, the complying party’s form may be filed and, after notice of motion and an order, its facts are deemed admitted; any form filed with the Court must be sealed and designated confidential.
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