Rather than impose upon the Government the enormous burden of revisiting all prior classified filings, without any particularized rationale, should Schulte wish to seek such retrospective review, he is directed to identify specific documents, justify his request as to those particular documents, and explain why his regular SCIF hours provide insufficient opportunity to review or otherwise make use of those documents in a classified setting. See United States v. Mascheroni, No. CR 10-2626 (BB), 2012 WL 13081258, at *4 (D.N.M. Feb. 9, 2012) (holding that, "due to the complexity of classification reviews" sought by the criminal defendants in that case, it was "appropriate to put the burden on Defendants ... to narrow the scope of the required classification review"). Such requests should first be made directly to the Government, and should only be brought before the Court if the parties are unable to diligently resolve the matter themselves.