U.S. v. RUDOLPH

C. LYNWOOD SMITH, District Judge

Upon consideration of the government's "Brief in Support of Empaneling [an] Anonymous Jury" and defendant's "Memorandum of Law in Support of Privacy for Jurors But in Opposition to an `Anonymous' Jury," the court concludes that it is appropriate to protect the privacy of both the prospective jurors and regular and alternate trial jurors until the conclusion of trial. Accordingly, the Clerk is ORDERED to not disclose the names or other identifying information of prospective or trial jurors until the conclusion of trial.