Free Order on Motion for Disclosure - District Court of Connecticut - Connecticut


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I GOVERNMENTS MOTION FOR IDISCLOSURE OF MEDICAL TESTING P
I The Government has been advised that. the Bureau of Prisons carried out this Court's Order
that the defendant be tested for sexually—transmitted diseases, issued when the above-referenced
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Q \ defendant was sentenced by this Court on January 7, 2005. It is my further understanding that the
, Bureau of Prisons is seeking an Order from this Court, directing the medical staff at FCC- Devens
T.; to release the nature ofthe sexually-transmitted disease testing and the results of those tests to the
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3 Court. in addition to seeking an Order that the foregoing information be released to this Court, the
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Government also requests that the same information be released to the Government, so that it can
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KJ be conveyed to the parents of the victim in this case. In addition, the Government requests that this
i I l Court iorder that the nature and result of the Bureau of Prisons' testing be made available to the
`\§ defendant and, finally, that the nature and results of the testing be made a part of the record, under
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