Unopposed Motion for Protective Order — No. 3:26-cr-00205 (Dkt. 11, D. Or.)
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Unopposed Motion for Protective Order, Document 11 in Case 3:26-cr-00205-AN-01 in the District of Oregon, Portland Division, filed 06/11/26 and dated June 11, 2026 for the United States Attorney. The government asks the Court to limit copying and dissemination of discovery that contains highly sensitive personal and financial information, explaining that the volume of material and the frequency of sensitive data make redaction infeasible. The proposed order would bar defence counsel from giving the defendant copies containing personal identifying information such as dates of birth, Social Security numbers and addresses, or financial information such as account numbers, statements and tax return data, unless redacted or the defendant's own, and would bar sharing discovery with anyone not involved in the case without written permission. Defence counsel does not object.
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“Unopposed Motion for Protective Order — No. 3:26-cr-00205 (Dkt. 11, D. Or.).”
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Case 3:26-cr-00205-AN Document 11 Filed 06/11/26 Page 1 of 3
SCOTT E. BRADFORD, OSB #062824
United States Attorney
District of Oregon
CHRISTOPHER L. CARDANI, MA #550609
MEREDITH D.M. BATEMAN, OSB #192273
Assistant United States Attorneys
christopher.cardani@usdoj.gov
meredith.bateman@usdoj.gov
1000 SW Third Avenue, Suite 600
Portland, OR 97204-2902
Telephone: (503) 727-1000
Attorneys for United States of America
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF OREGON
PORTLAND DIVISION
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 3:26-cr-00205-AN-01
v. UNOPPOSED MOTION FOR
PROTECTIVE ORDER
DAVID STARLING,
Defendant.
The United States of America respectfully moves this Court for a protective order
limiting the copying and dissemination of certain materials set forth below. Defendant’s counsel
does not object to this motion. In the interest of providing timely discovery to the defendant, the
government respectfully requests that the Court enter the accompanying order.
The discovery material in the case includes highly sensitive information, including
personal and financial information. Due to the large volume of discovery material, the frequency
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with which the sensitive information appears throughout the documents, and the nature of the
violations charged in this case, redaction of all discovery is not a feasible option.
As such, the government respectfully requests that the Court order that defendant’s
counsel shall not provide copies of the discovery material produced by the government to
defendant which contains personal identifying information or financial information, defined as
follows:
(a) Personal Information: personal identifying information of any individual,
including without limitation, any individual=s date of birth, social security number, address,
telephone number, email address, driver=s license number, professional license number, or family
members= names; or
(b) Financial Information: financial information of any individual or business,
including without limitation, bank account numbers, credit or debit card numbers, account
passwords, account names and contact information, account history, account balances, account
statements, tax return information, or taxpayer identification numbers,
unless defense counsel first redacts the Personal Information or Financial Information from the
discovery materials or if the Personal Information or Financial Information is the defendant’s
own information.
The government further moves the Court to order that defendant’s counsel and defendant
neither share any discovery material produced by the government with others not involved in
case-related activities nor make any public disclosure of the same, without the government’s
express written permission, except that defense counsel may provide discovery materials to those
persons employed by defense counsel who are necessary to assist counsel for trial or other
proceedings.
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These restrictions should not hinder defendant’s ability to prepare for trial and will
protect others from potential harassment or exposure to misuse of their personal and financial
information. Defense counsel is free to raise any issues regarding this protective order during the
course of this litigation should this order impact counsel’s representation of defendant.
For the foregoing reasons, the government respectfully requests that the Court enter the
proposed Protective Order.
Dated: June 11, 2026 Respectfully submitted,
SCOTT E. BRADFORD
United States Attorney
/s/ Meredith D.M. Bateman
CHRISTOPHER L. CARDANI, MA #550609
MEREDITH D.M. BATEMAN, OSB #192273
Assistant United States Attorneys
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