Court Order: 20-80003-CR-AUNEN-DOCUMENT#1362
Summary
This court order governs the disclosure of discovery materials to various individuals, including defense staff, experts, and potential witnesses. It requires designated persons to agree to be bound by the order's terms before receiving discovery materials. The order aims to protect sensitive information while allowing the defendant to prepare for trial.
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This court filing outlines the procedures for the defendant and defense counsel to access and handle discovery materials marked as 'highly confidential' by the government. It restricts the dissemination and copying of such materials and requires designated persons and potential defense witnesses to sign an order acknowledging the confidentiality obligations. The order aims to balance the defendant's right to prepare for trial with the need to protect sensitive information.
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The document discusses the defendant's new motion for bail, proposing a $28.5 million bail package and other conditions to address concerns regarding risk of flight. The court has inherent authority to reconsider its previous bail decision, and the defendant's new proposal aims to address the court's original concerns. The proposed conditions include a personal recognizance bond, home confinement with GPS monitoring, and restricted travel.
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