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Evidence Packaging ManualSEALED EVIDENCE DO NOT TAMPER DATE INITIALS Redwood City Police Department December 2019Table of Contents Glossary Packaging Material Evidence Envelope (SM CFL) ... 12 Evidence

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How to fill out sealed evidence

1. To fill out sealed evidence, follow these steps:
2. Gather all necessary documents and evidence that need to be sealed.
3. Begin by preparing a cover sheet for the sealed evidence. Include your name, case number, and a brief description of the evidence.
4. Ensure that all documents and evidence are properly organized and labeled. Use clear and concise labels to easily identify each item.
5. Place all documents and evidence into an envelope or folder. Seal it securely to prevent tampering.
6. Label the sealed envelope or folder with relevant information, such as your name, case number, and the date it was sealed.
7. Submit the sealed evidence to the appropriate authority or court, following their specific procedures and guidelines.
8. Keep a copy of the sealed evidence for your own records, in case it is needed in the future.
9. Remember to always follow the instructions and requirements provided by the authority or court handling your case to ensure proper handling of sealed evidence.

Who needs sealed evidence?

1. Sealed evidence is typically needed by individuals or parties involved in legal proceedings or investigations.
2. This can include plaintiffs, defendants, lawyers, law enforcement agencies, or other entities involved in the case.
3. Sealed evidence is used to protect sensitive and confidential information that may be relevant to the case but should not be disclosed to the public or other parties until authorized by the court.
4. It helps maintain the integrity of the legal process and ensures fairness in the proceedings.
5. The specific need for sealed evidence will depend on the nature of the case and the requirements set forth by the court or legal authority.

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What is sealed evidence?

Sealed evidence refers to information or materials that are not accessible to the public and are kept confidential, often used in legal proceedings.

Who is required to file sealed evidence?

Parties involved in legal cases, such as plaintiffs, defendants, or their legal representatives, are typically required to file sealed evidence when confidentiality is necessary.

How to fill out sealed evidence?

To fill out sealed evidence, one must complete the required forms accurately, ensuring that all sensitive information is included while also maintaining confidentiality as outlined by the court.

What is the purpose of sealed evidence?

The purpose of sealed evidence is to protect sensitive information from public disclosure, ensuring privacy and confidentiality for individuals involved in legal proceedings.

What information must be reported on sealed evidence?

Information that must be reported on sealed evidence typically includes case numbers, parties involved, and specific details of the evidence, while sensitive personal data must be redacted.