ORDER

JOHN C. COUGHENOUR, District Judge.

This matter comes before the Court on the parties' stipulated motion for entry of a discovery protective order (Dkt. No. 40). Having thoroughly considered the motion and the relevant record, the Court FINDS good cause to enter the following protective order.

DISCOVERY PROTECTIVE ORDER

A. Definitions

As used in this order, the term "Protected Information" means any date of birth, Social Security number, passport number, driver's license number, bank account number, credit card number, personal identification number, telephone number, name and/or location of employment, criminal history record, background check, victim identity, and/or any other similar information or number implicating a privacy interest of and belonging to an individual, business, partnership, or corporation. The term "Protected Information" also includes private conversations involving and images of third-party individuals that are neither co-conspirators nor potential witnesses.

As used in this order, the term "Protected Material" means any document or other record containing or reflecting Protected Information.

B. Permissible Disclosure of Protected Information and Protected Material

The United States will make available copies of the Protected Material to defense counsel to comply with the Government's discovery obligations. Possession of the Protected Material is limited to defense counsel, his/her investigators, paralegals, assistants, law clerks, and experts ("members of the defense team").

Members of each defense team may not provide copies of the Protected Material to other persons, including to their respective Defendant. Members of the defense teams may review Protected Information and/or Protected Material with their respective Defendant. Defendants may visually inspect and review such documents but shall not be allowed to possess Protected Information (such as unredacted copies of Protected Material, notes, copies, or photographs of such Protected Material containing Protected Information).

Notwithstanding the terms of this order, and consistent with the regulations established by the Bureau of Prisons, defense counsel may provide electronic copies of any Protected Material to the Federal Detention Center at SeaTac, Washington, for Defendants' review in a controlled environment so long as Defendants are not permitted to retain, print out, copy, or otherwise disseminate that material.

Defendants may possess documents from which all Protected Information has been redacted. Defendants also may be provided copies of materials that contain their own Protected Information without limitation or redaction.

Members of the defense team may review or discuss the contents of documents containing Protected Material with any prospective witness, as long as they do not share the unredacted documents or share any Protected Information with any prospective witness.

C. Filing

If any Protected Information or Protected Material is filed in court or otherwise disseminated as part of litigation, the parties shall file such information under seal. This does not entitle either party to seal their filings as a matter of course. The parties are required to comply in all respects to the relevant local and federal rules of criminal procedure pertaining to the sealing of court documents.

D. Maintenance

Members of the defense team shall keep any Protected Material secure whenever the Protected Material is not being used in furtherance of their work in the above-captioned case.

All documents containing Protected Material shall be returned to the United States, or destroyed, once all charges are resolved by dismissal or by final conviction. The provisions of this order shall not terminate at the conclusion of this prosecution.

E. Modification

The parties agree that this protective order may be modified, as necessary, by filing with the Court a stipulated order modifying the protective order, or by other order of the Court.