Coddington v. Woodford
Filing 123
ORDER signed by Magistrate Judge Gregory G. Hollows on 02/24/11 ordering that henceforth, although the court will order docket 121 to be sealed pursuant to docket 116 (the general authorization to seal non-dispositive claim 160 documents), the Cl erk's office will no longer file under seal, temporary or otherwise, any document to be sealed related to this claim until a proposed "order to seal" has been submitted in word processing format to the judge's email box listed on the court's website. Once the sealing order has been approved and filed, the requesting party is then authorized to file electronically, at the e-mail address for sealed documents listed on the court's website, an electronic copy of the documents covered by the sealing order, in.pdf format as an attachment. (Plummer, M)
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