MEMORANDUM AND ORDER

J. THOMAS MARTEN, District Judge.

The government seeks clarification of the December 11, 2018 Order to the extent that it provided that "the government may redact from the Skinner DEA file information so as to show . . . (2) the month and day of an individual's birth." (Dkt. 832 at 7). The government argues (Dkt. 837 at 2) this would "exclude showing the year of said individual's birth," which it contends would be inconsistent with Fed.R.Crim.Pr. 49.1, which provides that, unless the court orders otherwise, "a party or nonparty making the filing may include only . . . (2) the year of the individual's birth." The government then asks with respect to dates of birth whether it should redact "the year of birth OR the month and day of birth." (Dkt. 837, at 2, emphasis in original). The motion essentially suggests that, as to births, the redacted file should show the year, and not month or day.

For purposes of consistency with Rule 49.1, the court hereby modifies the order of December 11, 2018 to provide that, for dates of birth in the DEA file, the government may redact the month and day, revealing only the year.1

Defendants have requested (Dkt. 836) that the court maintain the stay previously entered by the court. At the conclusion of its Order of December 11, the court expressly noted the stay entered November 17, 2017, and stated that "this stay remains in effect." (Dkt. 832, at 10). Earlier, in its summary of the case, the court explained that "[t]he stay previously entered by the court remains in place." (Id. at 1). Defendants's present motion is granted so as to reiterate that the stay previously entered remains in effect.

IT IS ACCORDINGLY ORDERED this day of January, 2019 that the motions of the government (Dkt. 837) and defendants (Dkt. 836) are granted as provided herein.