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From:
To: "Martin G. Weinberg" C
Cc:
Weingarten
Subject: RE: Protective Order
Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2019 21:58:36 +0000
Attachments: 2019-07-24, JE,_protective_order_for_discoveryiRMB).pdf
"'Miller, Michael"'
,'Reid
Marty,
Attached is a revised protective order, which incorporates the edits from our discussion today. If there are any issues or
questions, please let us know. Otherwise, if you could please send us a signed copy, we'll take care of submitting it to the
Court.
Thanks,
From: Martin G. Weinberg <MII
>
Sent: Wednesday, July 24, 2019 10:51 AM
To:
Cc:
'Miller, Michael' ,ei;
'Reid Weingarten' <fl
Subject: RE: Protective Order
'Martin Weinberg' <
Hi
Some points for discussion or consideration re draft Protective Order:
Pg 2, line 2 - we consent to the entry of the Order but not necessarily all of the averments made by the Government in
support of the Order
Pg 3 - par 2 - we need to distinguish between providing discovery electronically to others on the defense team (encrypt or
password protected) and providing hard copies of discovery for the purpose of review by counsel or by counsel or others
on defense team with the defendant at MCC
Pg 3 - par 3 -5 - these obligations should extend to Govt as well as defense
Pg 3 - par 4 - are you precluding public discussion of identity of witnesses already known to the defense i.e. known
independent of the discovery
Pg 3/4 - par 5 - are you asking for redacted public filings or the entire filing being filed under seal - we could redact any
quoting of the discovery or attaching of the discovery if that suffices
Pg 4-5 par 7 - there is no need for allegations of potential obstruction or harm to witnesses in this case - I would request
that such language be redacted as unnecessary if we are not contesting the clause. Please advise if the Govt intends to
mark all 302s as "confidential" or just the identifying info (names, addresses, etc).
Par 12 - defense should be allowed to retain discovery t…
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