{"Id":103,"ParentId":52,"Name":"Motion to Seal/Redact Eviction Court Records","RuleContent":"\u003cp\u003eA Motion to Seal/Redact Court Records filed in an eviction case shall be assigned as follows.\u0026nbsp; If a judge/branch presided at an eviction trial in the case and/or signed the stipulation resolving the eviction, then the Motion to Seal/Redact will be assigned to that branch for all further proceedings.\u0026nbsp; If the eviction action was resolved at the commissioner level and not assigned to a judge/branch, then the Motion to Seal/Redact will be assigned to the duty judge presiding 7 days after the Motion is filed and will remain with that branch.\u0026nbsp; Pursuant to local rule, the Clerk\u0026#39;s office will automatically place a 7-day hold on the Motion to allow for written objection to the Motion.\u003c/p\u003e\r\n\r\n\u003cp\u003eTo assist the court in considering all relevant evidence on a Motion to Seal/Redact Court Records in an eviction case, the moving party should complete the Affidavit in Support of Motion to Seal/Redact Eviction Records using the form adopted by the court.\u0026nbsp; The form Affidavit shall be available both on the Clerk of Courts website and in hard copy at the Clerk of Courts Office.\u003c/p\u003e\r\n\r\n\u003cp\u003eThis form Affidavit does not limit the facts a party may present in support of the Motion.\u0026nbsp; Rather, it identifies the general topics that are most often relevant to a Motion to Seal/Redact Court Records in an eviction.\u0026nbsp; If the movant does not submit the approved affidavit, or if the movant submits the affidavit but it is not signed and notarized, the Court may hold a Zoom/telephonic hearing and may require sworn testimony in support of the Motion.\u003c/p\u003e\r\n","RuleNumber":321,"RuleDate":"\/Date(1702015200000)\/"}