REDACTION REQUESTS AND PROTECTIVE ORDERS REGARDING
U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of California
U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of California
PERSONAL IDENTIFIERS (a) Redaction from Filed Document. (1) Motion. When a document has been filed containing a personal identifier, a party in interest may file a motion to block public access to the document, using the court-approved form or other language consistent with the court-approved form. The motion may be ruled upon without a hearing pursuant to LBR 9013-1(p).
A closed case does not need to be reopened to file this motion. (2) Service. The motion must contain proof of service by U.S. mail upon the debtor, debtor’s counsel (if applicable), United States trustee, and the case trustee (if applicable). (3) Order.
An order must be lodged, using the court-approved form order or other language consistent with the court-approved form. (4) Filing of Redacted Document. After entry of an order granting the motion, the movant must promptly file the redacted document. (b) Redaction from Transcript.
Pursuant to the court’s transcript redaction policy, a (1) Notice of Intent to Request Redaction, and (2) Transcript Redaction Request may be filed using court-approved forms.
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