The Illinois Motion To Seal Juror Cards is a court filing that allows a person to request to have the names and addresses of jurors in a criminal or civil trial sealed from public view. This motion is used to protect the privacy and safety of jurors and to ensure the fairness of the trial. There are two types of Illinois Motion To Seal Juror Cards. The first is a motion to seal the juror cards prior to the trial, which must be filed in the court where the trial will be held. The second type is a motion to seal the juror cards after the trial has been concluded, which must be filed in the same court where the trial was held. Both motions must be approved by the judge in order to be granted.