Rule 1:36-4 References in Court Decisions to Information Contained in Records Otherwise Excluded from Public Access

When a judge writes a court decision, they may sometimes need to mention information that is normally kept private or sealed. The rules for when and how a judge can do this are found in Rule 1:38-1A.

If you want to understand exactly what information a judge is allowed to include in a written decision, you would need to look at that other rule for the full details.