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SMITH v. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, CV11-10666 DDP (PJWx). (2014)

Court: District Court, C.D. California Number: infdco20150122h31 Visitors: 2
Filed: Dec. 11, 2014
Latest Update: Dec. 11, 2014
Summary: PROTECTIVE ORDER COMPELLING FOR PRODUCTION OF STATE OF CALIFORNIA CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORDS UNDER CII #A09722656 PATRICK J. WALSH, Magistrate Judge. Upon the stipulation filed by Plaintiff and non-party California Department of Justice and good cause appearing therefor, the California Department of Justice is hereby ordered to produce the on-line criminal history associated with CII #A09722656 and sought under the subpoena dated October 31, 2014. The production of the on-line criminal history s
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PROTECTIVE ORDER COMPELLING FOR PRODUCTION OF STATE OF CALIFORNIA CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORDS UNDER CII #A09722656

PATRICK J. WALSH, Magistrate Judge.

Upon the stipulation filed by Plaintiff and non-party California Department of Justice and good cause appearing therefor, the California Department of Justice is hereby ordered to produce the on-line criminal history associated with CII #A09722656 and sought under the subpoena dated October 31, 2014. The production of the on-line criminal history shall be subject to a protective order covering any criminal history information as defined by California Penal Code § 11105(a)(2) and indexed under CII #A09722656. The terms of the protective order are:

A. The criminal history information may be disclosed to the Court hearing this matter, the parties' attorneys, investigators and/or consultants or experts, and representatives, in this lawsuit, for defendants County of Los Angeles and Los Angeles Sheriff's Department. The criminal history information, however, shall not be disclosed to Plaintiff; B. If any party wishes to disclose items or information covered by this protective order to any person other than those listed in Paragraph (A), that party shall give written notice to counsel for the California Department of Justice so that the Department can make a motion to prevent the disclosure. The party wishing to disclose the information will not to do so unless and until agreement with the Department is reached, or the Department's motion is ruled on by the court. If however, the Department, does not file its motion within two weeks of the notice, the party wishing to disclose the information may deem the issue to have been abandoned.
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