A. Responsibility of Filer. The responsibility for following the guidelines set forth below rests solely with counsel, the parties, or any other filer. The Clerk of the Court shall not have any duty to review documents for compliance with this rule. If a filer includes personal identifier information such as Social Security numbers, Tax Identification numbers, Financial Account numbers, Driver's License numbers, dates of birth, addresses or other sensitive information, in any document filed with the courts, electronically or otherwise, the document becomes a public record as filed.

B. Applicability of the Rule. This Rule does not apply in felony cases, misdemeanor cases, traffic ticket cases, or any other cases where statutory law or Rules and Forms promulgated by the Court of Criminal Appeals require the inclusion of the complete personal identifier number.

C. Personal Identifier Information. Unless otherwise ordered or as otherwise provided by law, every filer, whether filing electronically or otherwise, may limit the following information in all pleadings, papers, exhibits or other documents:

D. Confidentiality. Nothing in this rule shall impact the confidentiality of juvenile records or any other records the Legislature has determined are confidential.