Seal Court Records
Sealing Court Records: The How and the Why (Not) - Indiana
Unlike the Access to Public Records law, which requires a party to the case to file a motion to seal the records, anyone may file a motion to seal under A.R. 9 (H). This distinction may determine under which authority—the statute or the court rule—a judge should proceed to consider the matter of sealing records.
https://times.courts.in.gov/2014/06/26/sealing-court-records-the-how-and-the-why-not/
Sealed Criminal Records | NY CourtHelp - Judiciary of New York
When a criminal case is sealed, records can still be seen by: You, the defendant (with i.d.) Someone you authorize to ask for your records (with i.d.) Your employer if you apply for a job where you carry a gun Your parole officer, if you are arrested while on parole or probation The prosecutor if you move for an ACD on a marijuana charge
https://nycourts.gov/courthelp/Criminal/sealedRecords.shtmlHow to Seal Court Records in Texas (with Pictures) - wikiHow Legal
The state of Texas provides a legal process for you to seal civil or criminal records under certain circumstances. If you qualify, your records will be sealed so that no one can see them without making a specific request to the court to have them opened. Method 1 Sealing Civil Court Records 1 Develop your argument.
https://www.wikihow.legal/Seal-Court-Records-in-Texas
Request to seal your criminal record | Mass.gov
The Chief Probation Officer of the court that approves your petition will tell the MPS, who will then seal the record (s). If you disagree with the court’s decision on your request to seal a criminal record, you can appeal the decision to the Massachusetts Appeals Court. Downloads Petition to seal conviction records form (PDF 164.02 KB)
https://www.mass.gov/how-to/request-to-seal-your-criminal-record
Rule 76a - Sealing Court Records, Tex. R. Civ. P. 76a - Casetext
Any person may intervene as a matter of right at any time before or after judgment to seal or unseal court records. A court that issues a sealing order retains continuing jurisdiction to enforce, alter, or vacate that order.
https://casetext.com/rule/texas-court-rules/texas-rules-of-civil-procedure/part-ii-rules-of-practice-in-district-and-county-courts/section-4-pleading/general/rule-76a-sealing-court-records
Seal Your Criminal Record | Mass.gov
Seal Your Criminal Record | Mass.gov Legal & Justice Criminal Records offered by Massachusetts Probation Service Massachusetts Court System Seal Your Criminal Record Depending on the conviction and the amount of time that has passed, you may be eligible to seal your criminal record. What would you like to do? Sealing your record
https://www.mass.gov/seal-your-criminal-record
Parties can't seal court records - cincinnati.com
1:02 The parties to a defamation suit pending in federal court for the District of Columbia recently failed in their attempt to have the court seal the entire case record after they settled. The...
https://www.cincinnati.com/story/money/2022/08/03/parties-cant-seal-court-records/10224459002/
What Is Record Sealing? - ClearUpMyRecord.com
If you are eligible to have your record sealed in your state, you can have ClearUpMyRecord.com provide you with the forms you need and the instructions on how to fill them out and where to send them. After that, it's in a judge's hands, but you'll have given yourself the best chance to seal that record and move forward. Notes on Sealing Your Record
http://www.clearupmyrecord.com/what-is-record-sealing.php
Pre-trial | Motion to Seal Court Records for Florida State Circuit ...
Generally speaking, in a motion to seal “a party seeking to initially seal the filed records of court proceedings has the burden to establish that: closure is necessary to protect a recognized interest, no reasonable alternatives to closure are available to achieve the desired result, and
https://trellis.law/fl/motion-type/motion-to-seal-court-records-1030/178
Record sealing - Wikipedia
Record sealing is the practice of sealing or, in some cases, destroying court records that would otherwise be publicly accessible as public records. The term is derived from the tradition of placing a seal on specified files or documents that prevents anyone from reviewing the files without receiving a court order.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Record_sealing