Calumet County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Sealing & Redaction Procedures

CRITICAL

Juvenile case records may not be removed from the juvenile clerk's office without the clerk's or deputy's permission, and juvenile intake is responsible for establishing care and custody procedures for intake records.

2.7 Juvenile case records are the responsibility of the juvenile clerk and are not to be removed from that office without permission of the juvenile clerk or deputy. Intake records are the responsibility of juvenile intake which shall establish procedures for their care and custody.

CRITICAL

The Case Assessment and Conclusion shall be filed confidential and will not be available to any party or counsel without Court approval.

The Case Assessment and Conclusion shall be filed confidential and will not be available to any party or counsel without Court approval.

CRITICAL

Juvenile court and intake records are confidential and may be disclosed only as allowed by statute or court order where required.

2.6 Juvenile court records and juvenile intake records are deemed confidential and disclosure of same shall only occur when allowed by Statute and/or court order where required.

CRITICAL

After the case is completed, hard copies of the Case Assessment and Conclusion must be returned to the Court or destroyed.

Any hard copies of the Case Assessment and Conclusion shall be returned to the Court or destroyed after completion of the case.

CRITICAL

Counsel who receive report copies are responsible for keeping the information in those reports confidential.

Counsel who have received copies of reports shall be responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of information contained in the reports distributed to them and the Department shall not be liable for the indiscretions of counsel.

WARNING

Any attorney, Guardian ad Litem, or unrepresented party shall be advised that the contents of the Custody Evaluation and the Case Assessment and Conclusion should not be disclosed to any person other than a party to the case wherein the custody evaluation has been made.

Any attorney, Guardian ad Litem, or unrepresented party shall be advised that the contents of the Custody Evaluation and the Case Assessment and Conclusion should not be disclosed to any person other than a party to the case wherein the custody evaluation has been made.