court filing: 20-cr-00380
The document outlines the conditions under which the defendant is being held in quarantine at the MDC, including her access to discovery and legal counsel. It explains that despite quarantine, the defendant has significant time to review her discovery and communicate with her lawyers. The Government assures that it will continue to be responsive to any concerns raised by the defense regarding the defendant's conditions of confinement.
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The document outlines the conditions under which the defendant is being held in quarantine at the MDC, including her access to discovery and legal counsel. It explains that despite quarantine, the defendant has significant time to review her discovery and communicate with her lawyers. The Government assures that it will continue to be responsive to any concerns raised by the defense regarding the defendant's conditions of confinement.
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