Joint Interim Status Report — United States v. Jasmine Murphy (District of Massachusetts, March 6, 2025)

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A Joint Interim Status Report filed March 6, 2025 as Document 18 in United States of America v. Jasmine Murphy, Case No. 24-cr-10379-RGS, in the United States District Court, District of Massachusetts, under Local Rule 116.5(a). The report states that the government provided its first substantial installment of a rolling production of automatic discovery on January 10, 2025. It also states that the Defendant does not intend to raise the defenses of insanity, public authority, or alibi, and that the parties have engaged in preliminary plea discussions. The parties estimate that a trial would take approximately three to four days and request that the interim status conference scheduled for March 7, 2025 be canceled in favor of another in approximately 45 days.

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       Case 1:24-cr-10379-RGS           Document 18        Filed 03/06/25       Page 1 of 3




                             UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
                              DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

       vs.                                                   Case No. 24-cr-10379-RGS

JASMINE MURPHY



                            JOINT INTERIM STATUS REPORT

       Pursuant to Local Rule 116.5(a), the parties hereby file the following joint interim status

report prepared in connection with the interim status conference scheduled for March 7, 2025.

(1)    Automatic Discovery/Pending Discovery Requests

       The government provided its first substantial installment of a rolling production of
       automatic discovery on January 10, 2025.

(2)    Additional Discovery

       The government anticipates making an additional production of automatic discovery,
       including email search warrant returns, in short order. That production will largely
       complete automatic discovery.

(3)    Timing of Additional Discovery Requests

       With its January 10 production, the government requested reciprocal discovery from the
       Defendant. The Defendant needs more time to review the discovery and evaluate the
       need for any additional requests.

(4)    Protective Orders

       The parties do not anticipate seeking a protective order at this time.

(5)    Pretrial Motions

       The defendant has not yet determined whether any pretrial motions will be filed pursuant
       to Fed. R. Crim. P. 12(b).
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(6)    Expert Discovery

       The government agrees to provide any expert witness disclosures 21 days prior to trial. The
       Defendant agrees to provide any expert witness disclosures 14 days prior to trial.

(7)    Defenses of Insanity, Public Authority, or Alibi

       The Defendant does not intend to raise the defenses of insanity, public authority, or alibi.

(8)    Speedy Trial Act

       All of the time has been excluded from the defendant’s arraignment on December 13, 2024
       through the date of the interim status conference scheduled for March 7, 2025. The parties
       request that the time be excluded until the next scheduled status conference.

(9)    Status of Plea Discussions; Likelihood and Estimated Length of Trial

       The parties have engaged in preliminary plea discussions. If a trial is necessary, the
       parties estimate that a trial in this matter would take approximately three to four days.

(10)   Next Status Conference

       Given all of the foregoing information, in particular the need for defense counsel to review
       much of the discovery with the defendant – and if the Court is so inclined – the parties
       request that the interim status conference, scheduled for March 7, 2025, be canceled. The
       parties request an additional status conference in approximately 45 days.

Respectfully submitted,


 JASMINE MURPHY                                      UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

 By her attorney,                                    By its attorney,

 /s/ Jason G. Benzaken                               LEAH B. FOLEY
 Jason G. Benzaken                                   United States Attorney
 Benzaken, Maguire, Sheehan & Wood LLP
 1342 Belmont Street, Suite 102                      /s/ Adam W. Deitch
 Brockton, MA 02301                                  Adam W. Deitch
 jbenzaken@bmswlaw.com                               Assistant United States Attorney
 617.223.8061                                        John Joseph Moakley U.S. Courthouse
                                                     One Courthouse Way, Suite 9200
                                                     Boston, MA 02210
                                                     adam.deitch@usdoj.gov
 Dated: March 6, 2025                                617.748.3123



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                                 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

        Undersigned counsel certifies that this document filed through the ECF system will be
sent electronically to the registered participants as identified on the Notice of Electronic Filing
(NEF) and paper copies will be sent to those indicated as non-registered participants.

                                               /s/ Adam W. Deitch
                                               ADAM W. DEITCH
                                               Assistant United States Attorney
Dated: March 6, 2025




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