Court Order: 37-1
Summary
The court order outlines the terms for the defendant's use and disclosure of discovery materials provided by the government, emphasizing confidentiality and restrictions on sharing sensitive information. It categorizes materials as 'Confidential Information' and 'Highly Confidential Information' with specific handling instructions for each. The order aims to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent prejudicial pretrial publicity.
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