Brooks County District Court Sealing & Redaction Procedures
2 rules from official source documents
Procedures for filing sealed or redacted documents, including required motions and formats.
Civil cases
Sensitive Data in exhibits or witness statements must be redacted before admission into evidence.
All Sensitive Data, as defined in Rule 21c of the Texas Rule of Civil Procedure and Rule 4.1 of the Rules Governing Electronic Filing in Criminal Cases, contained in exhibits or witness statements shall be redacted prior to admission into evidence.
Civil cases
Sensitive Data in exhibits or witness statements must be redacted before admission into evidence.
All Sensitive Data, as defined in Rule 21c of the Texas Rule of Civil Procedure and Rule 4.1 of the Rules Governing Electronic Filing in Criminal Cases, contained in exhibits or witness statements shall be redacted prior to admission into evidence.
How does Brooks County District Court handle sealed or redacted filings?
Sensitive Data in exhibits or witness statements must be redacted before admission into evidence.
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