Anderson County Circuit Court, Kentucky Sealing & Redaction Procedures
3 rules from official source documents
Procedures for filing sealed or redacted documents, including required motions and formats.
CRITICAL
Mediation proceedings are not public records unless the Court enters them into the record.
No part of the mediation proceedings shall be considered a public record, unless entered into the record by the Court.
CRITICAL
Mediation documents and communications, other than signed agreements, are confidential, generally undiscoverable, and inadmissible, subject to exceptions in the rule or a court order for good cause.
Except as otherwise provided by this rule or ordered by the Court for good cause shown, all mediation documents and mediation communications except signed agreements are confidential and shall not be disclosed. They are not subject to disclosure through discovery or any other process and are not admissible into evidence in any judicial or administrative proceeding.
WARNING
Written consent by all parties permits disclosure under the rule; the text also begins another exception but does not provide its complete terms.
There is no confidentiality and no restriction on disclosure under this rule to the extent that: a. All parties consent in writing to disclosure; or b. The mediation communication or mediation document gives the
How does Anderson County Circuit Court, Kentucky handle sealed or redacted filings?
Mediation proceedings are not public records unless the Court enters them into the record.
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