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Crim. No. 16-cr-10305-NMG
MARTIN GOTTESFELD,
Defendant.
Pursuant to Rule 16 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure and Local Rule 116, the
relating to documents and information produced, and to be produced in the future, in this case and
respectfully requests, with the assent of the defendant, that the Court enter the attached order. As
The Indictment returned in this case charges defendant with intentionally causing damage
violation of 18 U.S.C. 371. Many of the documents and materials to be disclosed to the defendant
contain confidential information regarding institutions whose computer networks were the subject
of distributed denial of service attacks, including information regarding those computer networks,
details about the methods of attack on those networks, and the steps taken to defend those networks
and mitigate damage to them. Such information, if publicly disseminated, could increase their
vulnerability to future attacks. Under these circumstances, the government respectfully submits
Entry of the proposed order will allow the government to efficiently produce discovery to
defense counsel and will not inhibit defense counsels ability to prepare effectively for trial.
The defendant, through his counsel, assents to this motion and the attached proposed order.
WHEREFORE, the United States, with the assent of the defendant, respectfully requests
that this Court enter the proposed protective order attached hereto as Exhibit A.
Respectfully submitted,
CARMEN M. ORTIZ
United States Attorney
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I hereby certify 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.
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v.
Crim. No. 16-cr-10305-NMG
MARTIN GOTTESFELD,
Defendant.
PROTECTIVE ORDER
1) The discovery materials produced by the government in this case may be used by the
defendant, defendants counsel, any employees or agents of defendants counsel, and any experts
litigate this case (including investigation, pretrial motions, trial preparation, trial, and appeal) and
2) Each person receiving access to the discovery materials, including members of the
defense, shall, after reviewing this Order, sign and date a copy of the attached Agreement To Be
Bound By Order, and defendants counsel shall file such an endorsed copy with the Court.
Such filings may be made ex parte and under seal. No one may review the discovery materials
3) Except as set forth below, the defense shall not show or make the discovery materials
available by any means (electronic, physical or otherwise) to any person who is not a member of
4) Once a potential witness who is not a member of the defense has signed a copy of the
attached Agreement To Be Bound By Order, the defense may show the potential witness the
discovery materials necessary to prepare the potential witness, but may not allow the potential
5) Defendant may view discovery materials only in the presence of another member of
the defense. Defendant may not retain discovery materials or copies thereof. Notes taken by the
defendant containing information from discovery materials shall be retained by defense counsel.
6) Defense counsel shall promptly notify the government and this Court if any discovery
materials are: (a) used in a manner inconsistent with this order, or (b) disclosed intentionally or
unintentionally to anyone not designated by this Order or further order of the Court. Each
member of the defense and any potential witnesses provided access to discovery materials shall
7) At the conclusion of these proceedings, including any potential appeals, the defense
shall destroy all copies of discovery materials received and made by it. Defense counsel may
keep one copy of all discovery materials for such additional time as they deem necessary to
ensure their ability to satisfy all professional obligations to Defendant in this matter.
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Nothing contained in the Protective Order will preclude any party from applying to the
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MARIANNE B. BOWLER
UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE
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I hereby acknowledge that I have read the contents of the above protective order
entered in United States v. Martin Gottesfeld, 16-cr-10305-NMG, and have had the
terms explained to me. I agree that the order applies to me, that I am bound by its terms, and that
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