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Protective Order as to Pierre Rogers, Joshua Leavitt — USA v. Rogers et al. (Dkt. 18)
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A Protective Order, Document 18, filed 07/12/22 in United States of America v. Pierre Rogers and Joshua Leavitt, No. 22-cr-74-PB-01/02, in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Hampshire. It follows the government's assented-to motion for a protective order for discovery under Fed. R. Crim. P. 16(d)(1). The order limits use of the Discovery Material to preparing and presenting a defense and bars defense teams and defendants from copying or sharing it beyond the defense teams. It requires counsel to destroy copies when they are no longer needed and, at the end of the matter, to return or destroy the material and certify destruction within 30 days. It is signed by Hon. Paul J. Barbadoro, dated 7/12/2022, and runs two pages.
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Filed July 12, 2022 in Rogers Leavitt; one of 23 filings from this case.
Record facts
| Court | D.N.H. |
|---|---|
| Filed | 2022-07-12 |
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“Protective Order as to Pierre Rogers, Joshua Leavitt — USA v. Rogers et al. (Dkt. 18).”
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
v.
PIERRE ROGERS and
JOSHUA LEAVITT,
Defendants
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No. 22-cr-74-PB-01/02
Protective Order
Upon consideration of the government’s assented-to motion for a protective order
regarding discovery to be produced in this case (the “Discovery Material”), pursuant to Fed. R.
Crim. P. 16(d)(1), it is hereby
ORDERED
1.
For purpose of this Order, the term “defense team” means defense counsel, defense
counsel’s staff, and anyone directly engaged by defense counsel to assist in preparing and
presenting a defense, including sentencing arguments, in this case. The “defendants” are Pierre
Rogers and Joshua Leavitt.
2.
The Discovery Material shall be used by the defendants and their defense teams only as
necessary to prepare and present a defense in this case.
3.
Defense counsel shall maintain custody of the Discovery Material and shall not make
copies of the Discovery Material unless necessary to provide them to the defendants or other
member(s) of the defense teams who will use the copies only to assist in the defense of this case.
All copies of Discovery Material, including those provided to member(s) of the defense team and
the defendants, are subject to and protected by this Order.
Case 1:22-cr-00074-PB Document 18 Filed 07/12/22 Page 1 of 2
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4.
Defense counsel shall show and provide copies of Discovery Material only to the
defendants and members of the defense teams. In showing or providing copies of Discovery
Material, defense counsel must take steps that reasonably assure that the Discovery Material will
not be viewed by any other person who is not a defendant or a member of the defense teams.
5.
Defense counsel may provide a copy of the Discovery Material to the defendants. If
defense counsel provides a copy of Discovery Material to the defendants, defense counsel must
also provide the defendants with a copy of this Order and explain its terms. The defendants shall
not make any copies of the Discovery Material. The defendants shall not show or otherwise
provide Discovery Material to anyone who is not a member of the defense team and shall only
use Discovery Material to assist in the defense of this case.
6.
Defense counsel shall collect and destroy any and all copies of the Discovery Material
when it is no longer needed by the defendants or the other members of the defense teams to
prepare and present a defense in this case.
7.
At the conclusion of this matter, defense counsel shall either return all Discovery
Material and remaining copies of Discovery Material (including, but not limited to all copies in
the possession of the defendants or any member of the defense teams) to the United States
Attorney’s office or destroy all such material. If defense counsel destroys the Discovery
Material, defense counsel shall certify to the United States within 30 days of conclusion of this
matter that the Discovery Material and all copies of the Discovery Material (including, but not
limited to all copies in the possession of the defendant or any member of the defense team) have
been destroyed. The term “conclusion of this matter” shall include the exhaustion of appeals and
collateral review.
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Hon. Paul J. Barbadoro
United States District Judge
District of New Hampshire
Date: 7/12/2022
/s/Paul Barbadoro
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