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The filer must ensure that cases, court records, data, documents, and

information that are nonpublic or to which access has been limited are redacted

before submission, or are otherwise submitted to the court in accordance with

these rules.

(A) For all cases that are nonpublic, or to which access is limited, every

filing must be clearly and conspicuously marked, “NONPUBLIC,” whether filed

conventionally or submitted as nonpublic through the EFS.

(B) When a document or other filing that is nonpublic or to which

access has been limited is submitted to the court in a public case, that document

or filing must be clearly and conspicuously marked, “NONPUBLIC,” whether

filed conventionally or submitted as nonpublic through the EFS. This is

required whether or not an applicable court form exists and is used by the filer.

(C) A filer must not submit data, documents, or information that are

nonpublic, or to which access has been limited as part of a public document.

(D) If a submitted document does not comply with the requirements of

these rules, the court may reject the submission.

(E) If a filed document does not comply with the requirements of

these rules, the court may, upon motion or its own initiative, order:

(1) Redaction by the filer;

(2) A change in the security setting of the document; or

(3) That the document be stricken and be deemed not to have

been filed.

A court may impose sanctions for violation of this rule.