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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 609 _ Filed 02/24/22 Page2of13 Table of Contents I. PRELIMINARY STATEMENT ...000 cece eccee cree cnaeceseeeseeessnecsaeenseeeseeesauessasenseeneas 4 Il. FACTUAL BACKGROUND... cece eseee cree cree eeseeeneeesaeesasenseesseeesauessaeeneeneas 5 THT. ARGUMENT ..000o een e cee ceneceseeeseeessaecaeenseessneessaecsaeeseeesaeesaaesasenseeesaeesaaessaseneenags 6 A. Juror 50’s Request to Intervene... eee eee eesee esse cee eeeeeeseeeeaeecnaeenseeeseeesaeeenaeen 7 1. Jurors have compelling and legitimate privacy rights.......0...0..... eee eee eee eeeee 7 2. Jurors may face criminal exposure for answers given on jury questionnaires.... 8 3. Intervention in criminal trials may be granted to protect the rights of third i 8 B. Juror 50’s Jury Questionnaire should be released to Counsel but otherwise remain under seal, to provide Juror 50 with a full and fair opportunity to present his POSITION to this COUPLE oo... ee cece eeseeeenneeesnneeessaeeesaaeeesnaeessneecsaeecesaeecsaeecseeeesseeeeseneeesanees a 1. A copy of the Jury Questionnaire is necessary to comply with Judge Nathan’s Samary 5 Order o.....cececccccscsssssssssssssssssesesevesesesesesesesevesesesesesesevesesesessseseseseseseeseneneneseneneeeeees 9 2. The Court has the authority to release the Jury Questionnaire under seal.......... 10 3. The instance matter presents a compelling reason to release the Jury Questionnaire to Counsel, under seal. .................cccccccccessssseceseceeeeeesssseceeeseesenesssnaneeseesenees 11 TV. CONCLUSION 0.00 eec eens cess eeseeecaecaeenseeenaeecsaeenseenseeesaeesasensesnsneesaeessasenseenaes 11 DOJ-OGR-00008981