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If sealing is allowed, how do you do it?
A party who needs to use confidential information in
court should start with the court's local rules. Although
these rules vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, there are
three basic steps:
1. Prepare a motion that explains the reasons for seeking
leave to file under seal. This motion will identify the
pleadings or documents that the party wishes to file under
seal, but will not describe them with such particularity that
the motion itself would need to be filed under seal.
2. File the motion as per the usual procedures, but
lodge the “pending seal” materials in a sealed manila envelope
or other appropriate container. A “lodged” record
is a record that is temporarily placed or deposited with
the court but not filed.
3. If the court grants the motion, an order will issue
to the clerk. If the court denies the motion to seal, the
party is entitled to retrieve the lodged record from the
clerk without risk the documents will be made available
to the public.