US · rules
S.D. Iowa LCrR 7
Indictment
a. Personal Data Identifiers in an Indictment or Information. Local Rule 10(g), relating to
personal data identifiers, applies in criminal cases, except an indictment or information may
include a personal data identifier if necessary to comply with the requirements of federal law.
If an information contains personal data identifiers, the lawyer for the government must
provide the Clerk of Court with the original information and a copy of the information with all
personal data identifiers redacted. (See LR 10(g)). The Clerk of Court will file the original
information under seal and the redacted copy of the information in the public case file. (See
LCrR 6(b), relating to the filing under seal of indictments containing personal data identifiers).
b. Superseding Indictment Changes. When a superseding indictment is filed, the lawyer for the
government contemporaneously must file a brief statement describing the differences between
the original indictment and the superseding indictment. Counsel should give consideration to
also filing a red-lined version of the superseding indictment to highlight significant proposed
changes for the ease of the court and opposing counsel.
Provenance
- Source
- www.iasd.uscourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-18
- Edition
- fed-district-2026-09-19
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