A sexual assault victim may request that his testimony, evidence, and records be kept confidential. This request will be granted if the victim can show:

· The victim’s identity was not already known by the community;

· The victim did not call public attention to the crime;

· The victim’s identification is not a reasonable part of the public concern;

· The identity of the victim would be offensive to a reasonable person; and

· The identity of the victim would endanger the victim because the assailant has not been found or is not known;

· The identity of the victim would endanger the victim because there may be retaliation, harassment, or intimidation;

· Disclosure of the identity may cause severe emotional harm;

· Disclosure may convince the victim not to testify; or

· Disclosure may not be appropriate for another good cause.