Jackson County Courts, Indiana Sealing & Redaction Procedures
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Procedures for filing sealed or redacted documents, including required motions and formats.
Confidential records must retain their confidential status and be excluded from the public record of the proceedings.
Confidential records shall retain their confidential status and the Family Court shall direct that confidential records not be included in the public record of the proceedings.
The IRAS-PAT must be e-filed as a confidential document, subject to the stated exceptions.
Except for defendants being held without bond as a result of execution of a failure to appear warrant, defendants being held without bond as the result of the execution of warrant for alleged violation of probation, and defendants that have allegedly committed a new offense whilst released on bond or on own recognizance release, a member of the Jackson County Probation Department shall complete the Indiana Risk Assessment System-Pretrial Assessment Tool (IRAS-PAT) on in-custody criminal defendants unable to make bond after 48 hours and shall e-file same as a confidential document.
How does Jackson County Courts, Indiana handle sealed or redacted filings?
Confidential records must retain their confidential status and be excluded from the public record of the proceedings.
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