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What document security levels does the system have?

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There are five security levels for documents filed with the court:

  • Public: Access to court, all case parties, and public.
  • Protected: Access to the public following redaction.
  • Restricted: Access to judges, court and Judicial Department staff, all case parties (including parties' attorneys), and criminal justice agencies.  
  • Suppressed: Access to judges, court and Judicial Department staff, and all case parties (including parties’ attorneys).
  • Sealed: Access to judges and court/Judicial Department staff.

See Chief Justice Directive 05-01 for detailed definitions of these security levels.

There are three security levels for serve-only documents:

  • Public: All case parties and public.
  • Suppressed: All case parties only.
  • Private: Filing parties and served parties only.