Sealed Order
/ˈsiːld ˈɔːrdər/
Definitions
- (n.) A court order that is closed and sealed to restrict public access and preserve confidentiality.
The judge issued a sealed order to protect the identity of the witness.
Forms
- sealed order
- sealed orders
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Commentary
Sealed orders are typically used to maintain privacy in sensitive cases; drafters should specify the sealing duration and scope explicitly.
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