Court Filing: 1:20-cr-00633-DAD
Summary
This court filing establishes the protocol for the defendant's counsel to handle discovery materials and confidential information, including who can access them and how they should be stored. It also outlines the responsibilities of the defense counsel and the defendant in maintaining the security of these materials. The order aims to protect sensitive information while allowing the defendant to prepare their defense.
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