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CMECF Updates
CMECF Updates
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Another Redaction that Wasn't Effective
Douglas Mallan writes in the Connecticut Law Tribune about "A Major Redaction Gaffe" in a case involving General Electric. Again, embarassing information specifically intended NOT to be public is in the public's hands.
An "Emergency Motion to Seal by Consent of Parties" filed May 22, 2008 in Schaefer v. General Electric Co (Case No. 3:07-cv-00858-PCD) stated:
Due to technical errors, Plaintiffs respectfully request, and Defendants agree, that the following pleadings be sealed and public access be suspended until Plaintiffs can re-file corrected versions of the documents: [A list of 8 docket entries followed.]
The motion was granted May 23rd, and corrected PDFs were uploaded May 28th.
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An "Emergency Motion to Seal by Consent of Parties" filed May 22, 2008 in Schaefer v. General Electric Co (Case No. 3:07-cv-00858-PCD) stated:
Due to technical errors, Plaintiffs respectfully request, and Defendants agree, that the following pleadings be sealed and public access be suspended until Plaintiffs can re-file corrected versions of the documents: [A list of 8 docket entries followed.]
The motion was granted May 23rd, and corrected PDFs were uploaded May 28th.
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