Minnesota Joint Motion Regarding Continued Sealing is a legal motion filed jointly by both parties in a civil or criminal litigation. This motion is used in Minnesota courts to keep documents and other evidence sealed from public view. It is typically requested when sensitive information needs to remain confidential, such as in cases involving trade secrets, medical records, or private settlement agreements. There are two types of motions that can be requested: a Temporary Joint Motion for Continued Sealing and a Permanent Joint Motion for Continued Sealing. The Temporary Motion only applies to the current case and is valid until the end of the case. The Permanent Motion applies to all future cases related to the current case and is valid until it is lifted or modified by the court. Both motions can be filed by either party in the litigation and must be supported by a showing of good cause.