Identity Protection

North Dakota Rules of Appellate Procedure

Rule: 14.

Jurisdiction: ND

Bluebook Citation: N.D.R.App.P. 14.

(a) Form of Confidential References. In all filed documents, at oral argument and in opinions, the following individuals may not be referred to by name but may be referred to by the individual's initials: (1) the respondent in a mental health proceeding; (2) the respondent and members of the respondent's family in a conservatorship or guardianship proceeding; (3) the respondent in a juvenile proceeding; (4) the child and members of the child's family in a proceeding to terminate parental rights; (5) a minor child; (6) a victim or alleged victim of a sexual offense. (b) Other Privacy Protection. Privacy protections in N.D.R.Ct. 3.4, in the North Dakota Century Code, and the North Dakota Constitution must be complied with in all filed documents. at oral argument and in opinions. (c) Modification of Electronic Opinions. (1) Individual Names. On request, if the name of an individual eligible for protection under subdivision (a) appears in the electronic version of a specific appellate opinion, it must be replaced by the individual's initials and the opinion annotated with the words "Modified under N.D.R.App.P. 14." (2) Birth Dates. On request, if the full birth date of any individual appears in the electronic version of a specific appellate opinion, it may be replaced by the individual's birth year and the opinion annotated with the words "Modified under N.D.R.App.P. 14."

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