Opinion
Order No. 1:2009-cr-01058-VM
12-22-2011
IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION TO BRING AN ELECTRONIC DEVICE(S) INTO THE DANIEL PATRICK MOYN1HAN UNITED STATES COURTHOUSE FOR USE IN A TRIAL OR PROCEEDING
I hereby authorize the following attorney(s) to bring the General Purpose Computing Dcvice(s) ("GPCD") listed below into the Courthouse for use in a trial or proceeding in the action entitled United States v. Rubin/Chambers. Dunhill Ins. Servs., Inc. et al., No. SI 09 Cr. 1058 (VM), which is anticipated to begin on December 29, 2011 and conclude on December 29, 2011.
+-------------------------------+ ¦Attorney ¦Device(s) ¦ +-----------------+-------------¦ ¦1. Alyssa 2iegler¦Three laptops¦ +-----------------+-------------¦ ¦2. ¦ ¦ +-----------------+-------------¦ ¦3. ¦ ¦ +-----------------+-------------¦ ¦4. ¦ ¦ +-------------------------------+
(Attach Extra Sheet If Needed)
The attorney(s) identified in this Order must present a copy of this Order when entering the Courthouse. Their bringing of the equipment into the building constitutes a certification by them that the electronic device(s) lack (a) the capacity to make or record images or sounds or to send or receive wireless transmissions, and (b) one or more infrared ports or, alternatively, that any such capability or ports have been disabled. They shall not use or permit the use of such equipment to make or record images or sounds or to send or receive wireless transmissions. They shall comply in all respects with the requirements printed on the reverse side of this page
This order does not authorize any attorney or law firm to bring more than three GPCDs into the Courthouse unless its receipt has been acknowledged below by the Chair of the Court's Technology Committee.
SO ORDERED.
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United States Judge
RECEIPT ACKNOWLEDGED
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Chair (or designee), Technology Committee
(The provisions on page 2 are an integral part of this order.)
ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS
1. The term General Purpose Computing Device ("GPCD") as used in This Order is defined as set forth in Local Civil Rule 1.8.
2. GPCD screens and monitors are limited to one screen or monitor per GPCD and shall not obstruct vision or otherwise interfere with the proceedings.
3. Printers, scanners and other noise-emitting devices shall not be connected to authorized GPCDs while GPCDs are in a courtroom.
4. No GPCD shall be connected to the Court's computer network or any device connected thereto. No GPCD that is connected to a court reporter's device for the purpose of receiving a real-time feed may be networked with any other GPCD or Personal Electronic Device.
BY FAX
Hon. Victor Marrero
United Stales District Judge
Southern District of New York
500 Pearl Street, Room 660
New York, NY 10007
Re: In The Matter of an Application to Bring an Electronic Device(s) into the Daniel
Patrick Moynihan United States Courthouse for Use in a Trial or Proceeding
Dear Judge Marrero:
Enclosed please find a proposed order authorizing the listed attorney to bring in General Purpose Computing Devices for use in United States v. Rubin/Chambers, Dunhill Ins. Servs., Inc. et al., No. SI 09 Cr. 1058 (VM). The order is for December 29, 2011, which is the date that the Court has reserved for the parties to test electronic equipment they plan to use at trial.
Respectfully submitted,
Michael G. McGovern