Computation Of Attorney Fees Form Page 12
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60Adopted: 6/23/09
Revised: 8/1/14
LOCAL RULE 45.1
COURT RECORDS – PUBLIC ACCESS
(A)
Definition of Terms
(1)
“Public Access” means both direct and remote access.
(2)
“Direct Access” means the ability of any person to inspect and obtain a copy of a
court record at a reasonable time during regular business hours at the place where
the record is made available.
(3)
“Remote Access” means the ability of any person to electronically search, inspect
and copy a court record at a location other than the place where the record is made
available.
(B)
Sealed Documents
(1)
Motions for a protective order, motions to file under seal, and proposed orders
granting such motions shall include language designating a specific level of access.
(2)
The designated levels of access are the following:
(a) No Remote Access by Public; Direct Access by Public; and Access by Judge,
Court Staff, Clerk Staff, and Attorneys of Record:
The docket may be accessed either remotely on the Court’s website or directly
at the Clerk’s Office. Documents may not be accessed remotely on the Court’s
website, but may be accessed directly at the Clerk’s Office.
(b) No Remote or Direct Access by Public; Access by Judge, Court Staff, Clerk
Staff, and Attorneys of Record:
The docket may be accessed either remotely on the Court’s website or directly
at the Clerk’s Office. Documents may not be accessed remotely on the Court’s
website or directly at the Clerk’s Office. Only the Judge, Court Staff, Clerk
Staff, and attorneys of record may access documents.
(c) Judge Access Only; No Access by Court Staff, Clerk Staff, Attorneys of
Record, or the Public:
The docket may be accessed either remotely on the Court’s website or directly
at the Clerk’s Office. Documents may not be accessed remotely on the Court’s
website or directly at the Clerk’s Office. Only the Judge and assigned
Magistrate may access documents.
(3)
Documents shall not be accepted for filing under seal unless there is a previously
signed protective order or order to file under seal that includes a designated a level
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