Kendall County District Court, Texas Sealing & Redaction Procedures
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Procedures for filing sealed or redacted documents, including required motions and formats.
Criminal cases
A party must file an appropriate motion to seal records or restrict public access; merely designating a record as confidential does not require the clerk to seal it.
The mere designation of a record as "confidential" by a party does not, by itself, require sealing by the clerk. 3. A party seeking to seal records or restrict public access shall file an appropriate motion with the Court.
How does Kendall County District Court, Texas handle sealed or redacted filings?
A motion to seal is required for covered sealed filings in Kendall County District Court, Texas. A party must file an appropriate motion to seal records or restrict public access; merely designating a record as confidential does not require the clerk to seal it.
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