U.S. v. Patterson, 4:19CR3011. (2019)
Court: District Court, D. Nebraska
Number: infdco20190219c56
Visitors: 20
Filed: Feb. 15, 2019
Latest Update: Feb. 15, 2019
Summary: AMENDED PROTECTIVE ORDER CHERYL R. ZWART , Magistrate Judge . As requested in Patterson's unopposed motion, (Filing No. 70), which is hereby granted, IT IS ORDERED: 1) Defense counsel may review the discovery and Jencks materials with their respective clients, but the Defendants may not retain a copy of the discovery materials. Defense counsel may allow their regular staff, as well as interpreters, and any experts and investigators the defense may hire for this litigation, to retain a c
Summary: AMENDED PROTECTIVE ORDER CHERYL R. ZWART , Magistrate Judge . As requested in Patterson's unopposed motion, (Filing No. 70), which is hereby granted, IT IS ORDERED: 1) Defense counsel may review the discovery and Jencks materials with their respective clients, but the Defendants may not retain a copy of the discovery materials. Defense counsel may allow their regular staff, as well as interpreters, and any experts and investigators the defense may hire for this litigation, to retain a co..
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AMENDED PROTECTIVE ORDER
CHERYL R. ZWART, Magistrate Judge.
As requested in Patterson's unopposed motion, (Filing No. 70), which is hereby granted,
IT IS ORDERED:
1) Defense counsel may review the discovery and Jencks materials with their respective clients, but the Defendants may not retain a copy of the discovery materials. Defense counsel may allow their regular staff, as well as interpreters, and any experts and investigators the defense may hire for this litigation, to retain a copy of the discovery materials.
2) Defense counsel shall not disseminate a copy of the discovery materials to anyone else without first obtaining this Court's approval, and they shall not discuss or disclose the contents of these documents to any other person, other than defense counsel's immediate staff, the defendant, and any experts and investigators the defense may hire for this litigation, without further leave of this Court.
3) Should this case proceed to trial, the defendants are prohibited from possessing a copy of these documents (including the Jencks material) outside of the courtroom.
4) All discovery documents provided to defense counsel shall be placed in secure files with restricted access following the conclusion of the case until defense counsel determines it is appropriate to destroy the files or return them to the government.
Source: Leagle
