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1st Cir. R. 28.1

References in Briefs to Sealed Material

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Briefs filed with the court of appeals are a matter of public record. In order to have a brief

sealed, counsel must file a specific and timely motion in compliance with Local Rule 11.0(c)(2)

and (3) asking the court to seal a brief or supplemental brief. Counsel must also comply with Local

Rule 11.0(d), when applicable.

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