Archer County District Court, Texas Sealing & Redaction Procedures
3 rules from official source documents
Procedures for filing sealed or redacted documents, including required motions and formats.
Civil cases
Access to the confidential files is limited to parties or persons granted access for good cause as determined by the Court.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that such files are confidential and that no person or entity is permitted to access such records unless such person or entity is a party to the action or for good cause shown, as determined by the Court.
Interview content must remain confidential, and any record must be sealed unless the Court opens it by written order after considering a motion showing good cause.
The content of the interview will remain confidential and any record made of the same by the Court Reporter or Court-designated witness shall be sealed unless opened by written order of the Court after consideration of a motion showing good cause.
Civil cases
Files in which CPS or DFPS appears as petitioner in the district are sealed.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that all files in which Child Protective Services (CPS) or the Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) ofthe State of Texas appear as Petitioner in the counties comprising the 97 th Judicia_l District of Texas are SEALED.
How does Archer County District Court, Texas handle sealed or redacted filings?
Judge Trish Coleman Byars: Access to the confidential files is limited to parties or persons granted access for good cause as determined by the Court.
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