In addition to the official file, the clerk shall maintain an electronic correspondence file as part of each case. Letters and other documents submitted to the court or any of the judges or their staff from an organization or person outside the court shall be available for inspection by the public except those exempted by statute, rule or court order. The electronic correspondence file shall also contain documents produced from within the court including the work papers, summaries, opinions not yet released, and all of the other materials that are the work product of the court. These materials shall not be available for inspection, except that the official opinion or order of the court shall be available for inspection when it has been filed in the official court file and sent to the parties.
IOP 3.3 | THE CLERK
In addition to the official file, the clerk shall maintain an electronic correspondence file as part of each case. Letters and other documents submitted to the court or any of the judges or their staff from an organization or person outside the court shall be available for inspection by the public except those exempted by statute, rule or court order. The electronic correspondence file shall also contain documents produced from within the court including the work papers, summaries, opinions not yet released, and all of the other materials that are the work product of the court. These materials shall not be available for inspection, except that the official opinion or order of the court shall be available for inspection when it has been filed in the official court file and sent to the parties.
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