Wyo. R. Prac. & P. 8
The responsibility for redacting official court transcripts rests solely with counsel and the parties. The court, clerk, and court reporter/transcriber will not review the transcript for compliance with these rules. Within 60 days of the proceedings to be transcribed, the court reporter/transcriber shall certify in writing to the court and all parties that the transcript has been completed. Within eleven days after service of notification that the transcript is complete, the attorneys in the case are (or, where there is a self-represented party, the party is) responsible for reviewing it for the personal data identifiers required by these rules to be redacted. (See Appendix A to these rules). Within those eleven days, the party may file a confidential statement of redactions with the court. A party is only allowed to request redaction of the personal data identifiers specified in Rule 1 herein. Contemporaneously with filing the statement of redactions with the court, the party shall provide a copy to the court reporter/transcriber. If no such notice is filed within the allotted time, the court will assume redaction of the personal data identifiers from the transcript is not necessary, and the court reporter/transcriber shall file the transcript with the court. If a statement of redactions is filed, the court reporter/transcriber shall have eleven days to file the redacted transcript with the court. The court reporter/transcriber shall maintain an electronic copy of the unredacted transcript for ten years.
Wyo. R. Prac. & P. 8
Created August 11, 2010; Effective January 1, 2011.