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E.D. Wis. Criminal L. R. 49
Sealed Hearings
(a) Sealed Hearings. A party seeking a sealed hearing must move the Court
in writing prior to the hearing, or orally at the hearing, when a written motion is not
practicable. The Court may seal the hearing if the Court finds good cause for such
sealing. Any written motion and supporting documentation filed pursuant to this rule
must comply with General L. R. 79(d)(4).
(b) Docket Entry for Sealing Hearing. Whenever the Court orders that a
hearing be conducted under seal as provided in subsection (a), the Court, upon a
finding of good cause, may order that the docket entry for that hearing state only
“SEALED,” and that it be accessible only to the Court and the parties directly
involved in the hearing.
Provenance
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- www.wied.uscourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-18
- Edition
- fed-district-2026-09-19
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