Official Transcript Filed — Apter v. Department of Health and Human Services (Civil Action 3:22-cv-00184)

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A notice in the United States District Court, Southern District of Texas, Galveston Division, in Robert L. Apter, et al. versus Department Of Health And Human Services, et al. (Civil Action 3:22-cv-00184) states that an official transcript has been filed and may have information restricted from public disclosure. Ninety days after filing, the transcript becomes electronically available to the public on PACER, and the parties must redact protected information before then by filing a statement of the items to be redacted within 21 days. The notice lists the last four digits of a social security or taxpayer identification number, year of birth, and initials of a minor's name as the data that may be shown. Additional redactions require a separate motion and court approval.

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United States District Court
Southern District of Texas
Galveston Division
Robert L. Apter, et al.
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versus
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Civil Action 3:22−cv−00184
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Department Of Health And Human Services, et
al.
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Official Transcript Filed
An official transcript has been filed.  It may have information restricted from public disclosure.
See E-Government Act of 2002, Fed. R. Civ. P. 5.2(a) or Fed. R. Crim. P. 49.1(a).
Ninety days after a transcript has been filed, it becomes electronically available to the public on
PACER. To comply with the rules on privacy, the parties must redact protected information before
then.
If redaction is needed, the parties must file a statement of the items to be redacted. Include the
transcript's docket number and the item's location by page and line.  It must be filed within 21 days of
the transcript's having been filed. A suggested form is at www.txs.uscourts.gov.
Only these portions of these data may be visible:
    Last four digits of a social security number or taxpayer identification number;
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    Year of a person's birth;
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    Initials of a minor's name;
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    Last four digits of an account number; and
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    City and state of a home address in criminal cases.
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Additional redactions require a separate motion and court approval.
A party may view the transcript at the public terminals in the clerk's office or buy it through
www.txs.uscourts.gov or by calling (409) 766−3530.  A party is only responsible for reviewing the:
    Opening and closing statements made for that party;
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    Statements by that party;
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    Testimony of witnesses called by that party; and
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    Other parts ordered by the court.
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Redaction is your responsibility. The court, clerk, court reporter, or transcriber will not review this
transcript for compliance.
Nathan Ochsner, Clerk
Case 3:22-cv-00184   Document 44   Filed on 11/04/22 in TXSD   Page 1 of 1

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