RULE 9.050. MAINTAINING PRIVACY OF PERSONAL DATA
(a)
Application. Unless otherwise required by another rule
of court or permitted by leave of court, all briefs, petitions, replies,
appendices, motions, notices, stipulations, and responses and any
attachment thereto filed with the court shall comply with the
requirements of Florida Rule of General Practice and Judicial
Administration 2.425.
(b)
Limitation. This rule does not require redaction of
personal data from the record.
(c)
Motions Not Restricted. This rule does not restrict a
party’s right to move to file documents under seal.
Source: Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure, effective September 4, 2025.
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Rule Update: This rule is current through the Florida Supreme Court’s September 1, 2026 amendments (In re: Amendments to Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure, 434 So. 3d 978), which revised the Rule 9.900(c) nonfinal-order forms. Cox Law, PLLC reviews this page against each Supreme Court rules update.
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