They're stretching it in order to fashion an argument that the removal of the filing was legitimate because they don't have this requirement under Indiana law (as is evidenced by her placing prosecution docs on the record for public consumption that contain the minor victims names). This is what they have to work with:
Indiana Rules of Court, Rules on Access to Court Records
5(C) Personal Information of Litigants, Witnesses, and Children:
(1) Unless necessary to the disposition of the case, the following information shall be redacted, and no notice of exclusion from Public Access is required:
(a) Complete Social Security Numbers of living persons;
(b) Complete account numbers, personal identification numbers, and passwords.
If the information is necessary to the disposition of the case, the document containing the confidential information shall be filed on green paper (if paper filing) or filed as a confidential document (if e-filed). A separate document with the confidential information redacted shall be filed on white paper (if paper filing) or filed as a public document (if e-filing). A separate ACR Form identifying the information excluded from public access and the Rule 5 grounds for exclusion shall also be filed.
(2) The names of child witnesses in cases involving sex offenses shall be excluded from public access, and any references shall be replaced with initials or similar designation that ensures their anonymity, with no notice of exclusion from Public Access required. Names shall not be redacted in protection order cases or on no contact orders.
(3) Addresses (mail or email), dates of birth, and phone numbers of natural persons who are witnesses or victims in criminal, juvenile, or civil protection order proceedings shall be excluded from public access. The document containing the confidential information shall be filed on green paper (if paper filing) or filed as a confidential document (if e-filed). A separate document with the confidential information redacted shall be filed on white paper (if paper filing) or filed as a public document (if e-filing). A separate ACR Form identifying the information excluded from public access and the Rule 5 grounds for exclusion shall also be filed.
so they brought in the fed law (look at 5(b)(1)), and are arguing that Indiana has adopted the federal standards so it had to be redacted --- but only for the defense --- and only for the Franks memo lol (3 is not intended to cover this. The entire case would be sealed)
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