EFTA00028003.pdf
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IN THE WESTMINSTER MAGISTRATES' COURT BETWEEN:
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
-v-
JULIAN PAUL ASSANGE
DECLARATION OF MAUREEN P. BAIRD
I, MAUREEN P. BAIRD, hereby declare under penalty of perjury the following:
1. From March 1989 through September 2016, I was employed by the Department of
Justice, Federal Bureau of Prisons, and served in many capacities. My last three
positions held were; Warden, Federal Correctional Institution, (FCI) Danbury,
Connecticut (2009-2014), Senior Executive Service (SES) Warden, Metropolitan
Correctional Center (MCC), New York (2014-2016), and SES Warden, United States
Penitentiary, (USP), Marion, Illinois (2016-Retired).
2. In my capacity as Warden, at these institutions, I was responsible for the overall
operation and entire components of each prison. I am fully knowledgeable of the
operations policies of the Bureau of Prisons, (BOP) and very specifically familiar with
the operations of the Communication Management Unit at USP Marion.
3. Since my retirement from the Bureau of Prisons, I have maintained contact with many
former colleagues. I have kept abreast of new policies and laws that directly impact the
Bureau of Prisons. Since early 2017, I have worked as an independent prison consultant
and have provided expert witness testimony.
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4. A copy of my resume which includes my relevant work experience has been provided to
Counsel in this case.
5. I was contacted by Mr. Assange's solicitors and asked to provide a declaration focused
on topics within my expertise in response to the Declaration submitted by Dr.
Administrator of the Psychology Services Branch of the Bureau of Prisons,
dated August 24th 2020 and the Fourth Supplemental Declaration o
Assistant United States Attorney, Alexandria, Virginia, dated September 3nd 2020. I was
asked to provide my expert opinion as someone who worked many years in the same
federal prison system as Dr
I will provide my opinion based on my
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