Struck v. Albuquerque Public Schools et al
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STIPULATED CONFIDENTIALITY ORDER by District Judge Kenneth J. Gonzales. (tah)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEW MEXICO
RAYNARD STRUCK, ESQ., as Guardian
ad Litem for M.P., a minor, S.P.R., a minor,
and S.R.R., a minor,
Plaintiff,
v.
Case No. CIV-18-00139 KG-JHR
ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
and MICHAEL STOLDT,
Defendants.
STIPULATED CONFIDENTIALITY ORDER
THIS MATTER having come before the Court upon the stipulation of the
parties, the Court being fully advised hereby finds:
1. This litigation shall require the parties to obtain, review, and discuss the
personal medical and mental health history of the Plaintiffs: M.P., a minor; S.P.R., a
minor child, and S.R.R., a minor child.
2. The parties wish to enter an Order allowing the free exchange of information
while preserving confidentiality of M.P.’s, S.P.R.’s and S.R.R.’s medical and mental
health information.
WHEREFORE IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED:
1. All records relating to M.P.’s, S.P.R.’s, and S.R.R.’s:
a. medical, mental health, psychological health history,
b. treatment, hospitalization, outpatient or inpatient care history,
c. testing, screening or evaluation for medical or mental health history,
d. education, training, vocational, occupational history, shall be
maintained by the parties to this action as confidential.
2. “Confidential” shall mean:
a. The Parties shall not disseminate, publish, or otherwise distribute the
materials to any person not directly involved in the prosecution or
defense of claims in this case. For purposes of this matter, parties
directly involved in the prosecution or defense of claims in this case
shall include the parties (or their officers, insurers, employees or
agents to whom it is necessary that such information be shown in the
preparation of trial of this action); attorneys for named parties in this
action (including their employees); outside expert witnesses,
mediators, and consultants (including their employees) employed by
the parties or their attorneys for this action; and, any court reporter,
videographer or other person hired to assist in depositions in this
matter.
b. Any witness to whom such materials are shown, or through whom
such materials are shared, shall be informed that further dissemination
is prohibited. If such materials are disclosed or shared at a deposition
of the witness, that portion of the deposition transcript in which the
confidential materials are disclosed and/or discussed shall itself be
deemed confidential.
c. The parties shall not disclose any confidential material in any public
documents or file any such material, and if publications of such
material to the Court is necessary, the parties shall submit such
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material under seal or in such other manner as best preserves the
confidentiality of such materials.
d. Prior to the publication of any such material at a trial or a hearing, the
parties shall identify to the other parties the material so that proper
measures can be employed to maintain confidentiality while allowing
this case to be fully and properly litigated on the merits.
3. The parties shall return to this Court for supplemental Orders should a dispute
arise over the “confidentiality” of any materials, or to seek additional Orders
and protections deemed necessary and appropriate.
4. All material so designated as “or destroyed” by the party producing the
information or material shall be governed by this Order. To designate
material as “confidential” the producing party shall produce the materials
with a cover sheet that clearly states the word “confidential”. Designation of
material as “confidential” under this Order shall not relieve any party of its
duty to disclose and produce materials under the applicable rules of this Court.
All documents obtained through a mental health or medical health release
shall be designated as “confidential” by the party that received the documents
through the release. By stamping such documents as “confidential” a party
does not waive its rights under paragraph 5, herein.
5. If any party chooses to challenge a designation of material as confidential, an
appropriate motion on the matter shall be directed to the assigned Magistrate
Judge.
6. Prior to trial, the parties shall confer and discuss methods for preserving
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confidentiality as may be appropriate during the open proceedings of trial, and
shall approach the Court for resolution of any such issues.
7. At the termination of this case, within 90 days from the entry of the Order of
dismissal, any document designated by a party as “confidential” will be
returned to that party or destroyed and that party will certify to this Court that
all copies of the authorizations and records obtained through the use of the
authorizations have been returned or destroyed. If an opposing party omits to
return or destroy any document designated as “confidential” within 90 days
from the entry of the Order of dismissal, then then it will also be the
responsibility of the party who has designated the document “confidential” to
request that the document be returned or destroyed, and offer the opposing
party an opportunity to return the document, prior to seeking any intervention
from the Court.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE
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Submitted and approved by:
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
CURTIS
L
AND
UCERO
215 CENTRAL AVENUE NORTHWEST
THIRD FLOOR
ALBUQUERQUE, NM 87102
T 505-243-2808
F 505-242-0812
amalia@curtislawfirm.org
laura@curtislawfirm.org
Electronically signed
/s/ Laura R. Callanan
Laura R. Callanan
Approved by:
ROBLES, RAEL & ANAYA, P.C.
By: Douglas E. Gardner (approved by email 4/5/18)
Luis Robles, Esq.
Douglas E. Gardner, Esq.
Attorneys for Defendant Stoldt
500 Marquette Ave., NW, Suite 700
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87102
(505) 242-2228
(505) 242-1106 (facsimile)
douglas@roblesrael.com
luis@roblesrael.com
MODRALL SPERLING ROEHL HARRIS & SISK, P.A.
By: Megan Muirhead (approved by email 4/5/18)
Megan Muirhead
Jennifer G. Anderson
Attorneys for Defendant APS
Post Office Box 2168
Bank of America Centre
500 Fourth Street NW, Suite 1000
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87103-2168
Telephone: 505.848.1800
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