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Trial in this matter will begin on \u0003TRIAL DATE\u0004, at 9:30 a.m. in Courtroom 9.\nPRE-TRIAL CONFERENCE.  A pre-trial conference will be held on \u0003DATE\u0004, at 12:00 p.m. in person in Courtroom 9, unless the parties jointly request to appear by videoconference.  The court will rule on all pre-trial motions and objections to proposed exhibits, to the extent possible, at the pre-trial conference, hearing argument as necessary.\nSUPPRESSION MOTIONS.  Any motions to suppress statements or tangible things shall be filed on or before \u0003DATE\u0004. Oppositions shall be due \u0003DATE\u0004.  Replies shall be due \u0003DATE\u0004.  The court will schedule a hearing on the motion(s) as necessary.\nPRE-TRIAL MOTIONS.  All other pre-trial motions, excluding motions in limine, shall be filed on or before \u0003DATE\u0004.  Oppositions shall be due \u0003DATE\u0004.  Replies shall be due \u0003DATE\u0004.\nFed. R. Evid. 404(b) NOTICE.  Not later than \u0003DATE\u0004, the government shall provide notice of evidence it intends to offer pursuant to Fed. R. Evid. 404(b).\nMOTIONS IN LIMINE.  All motions in limine shall be filed on, or before, \u0003DATE\u0004.  Responses shall be filed not later than \u0003DATE\u0004.  Replies shall be due \u0003DATE\u0004.\nVOIR DIRE.  Chambers will send counsel Judge Chutkan’s standard voir dire.  Counsel shall submit any objections or proposed additions to the voir dire on or before \u0003DATE\u0004.\nPROPOSED JURY INSTRUCTIONS.  Counsel shall file proposed jury instructions and a proposed verdict form—jointly to the extent possible—on or before \u0003DATE\u0004.  To the extent that they are pattern jury instructions from the current version of the Redbook, it is sufficient simply to list the numbers of those instructions.  Special instructions shall be submitted verbatim with citations to cases and other authorities to support each instruction.  Proposed instructions shall be filed on ECF.  The parties shall indicate (a) the instructions on which the parties agree; and (b) the instructions on which the parties disagree.\nBRADY AND GIGLIO. The Government is under a continuing obligation to provide defense counsel any favorable or exculpatory information (Brady) as it becomes available, whether or not admissible in evidence.  Brady information must be disclosed on a rolling basis; “the duty to disclose is ongoing.”  Pennsylvania v. Ritchie, 480 U.S. 39, 60 (1987).  To the extent it has not already done so, the Government must also disclose information that may be useful for impeachment or may otherwise affect the credibility of any Government witness (Giglio)—including Lewis material—as soon as practicable.  See United States v. Celis, 608 F.3d 818, 835–36 (D.C. Cir. 2010).  Giglio obligations are also ongoing.  The Government may request a protective order to preclude counsel from sharing Giglio information with their client.\nEXPERT WITNESSES.  The parties shall disclose any expert witnesses accompanied by a brief description of each witness’ area of expertise and expected testimony by \u0003DATE\u0004.\nEXHIBIT LISTS.  The parties shall exchange lists of exhibits they intend to use in their cases-in-chief by \u0003DATE\u0004.  The parties shall file objections to the admissibility of exhibits to the extent practicable by \u0003DATE\u0004.  All exhibits are to be marked in advance of trial and listed in order on the exhibit form obtained from Courtroom Deputy Clerk.  The written list of exhibits must contain a brief description of each exhibit.  At the commencement of trial, counsel shall furnish the court with two sets of binders containing their exhibit lists and copies of their pre-marked exhibits.\nWITNESS LISTS.  The parties shall exchange lists of witnesses in their cases-in-chief by \u0003DATE\u0004.  On that same date, the Government shall also provide to the defense all Brady or Giglio material not previously provided pertaining to each witness on the list.  Counsel will not be absolutely bound by the witness lists or the sequence.  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