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WHEREAS, defendants City of New York and Police Officer Jessica Rivera intend to produce certain documents pursuant to Rule 26 and 34 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure that Defendants deem or may deem to be confidential, private, subject to an applicable privilege, or otherwise inappropriate for public disclosure; WHEREAS, Defendants object to the production of those documents unless appropriate protection for their confidentiality is assured; WHEREAS, good cause exists for the entry of an order pursuant to Rule 26(c) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure; NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY STIPULATED AND AGREED, by and between Plaintiff pro se and the attorney for Defendants that documents and information shall be provided in accordance with the terms of this Stipulation of Confidentiality and Protective Order as follows: 1. This Action shall mean Jamillah Cooper v. City of New York, et al., 19 Civ. 2609 (DLC).

2. As used herein, without waiving the right to later interpose objections concerning these documents, “Confidential Materials” shall mean: (A) Employment/personnel related records for the individual Defendants, including performance evaluations; (B) Disciplinary histories or other records from Civilian Complaint Review Board, Internal Affairs Bureau, other New York City Police Department (“NYPD”) divisions or any other governmental agency for the individual Defendants; (C) Full names and contact information and any other personal identifying information of non-party individuals and/or witnesses; (D) NYPD Training materials, including, but limited to, sections of the Patrol Guide, Administrative Guide, Operations Orders, training manual, and directives (to the extent those materials are not publicly available); (E) Records relating to Plaintiff's medical treatment; (F) Any other documents produced pursuant to Monell v. Dept. of Social Servs.,

(1978); and (G) Other documents and information that may in good faith, during the pendency of this litigation, be designated “Confidential Materials” by the Defendants or the Court. 3. The documents and information as defined in Paragraph 2 shall not be deemed “Confidential Materials” to the extent, and only to the extent, that they are: (a) obtained by Plaintiff from sources other than Defendants, or (b) are otherwise publicly available.

4. Defendants reserve the right to designate any document confidential pursuant to this agreement if necessary after production of such documents to Plaintiff. 5. Any documents produced by a non-party pursuant to a subpoena in this action and that are designated as Confidential Materials by Defendants shall be governed by the terms of this Stipulation of Confidentiality and Protective Order. 6. Defendants shall have a reasonable time to inspect and designate as “Confidential Materials” documents sought from third parties. 7. Confidential Materials may not be used for any purpose other than for the preparation, settlement, or presentation of this action. 8. Defendants shall designate in good faith particular documents “Confidential Materials” by labeling such documents “Confidential” and/or by designating such documents by bates number in a writing directed to Plaintiff. 9. Inadvertent production of any document or information which is privileged, confidential, and/or was prepared in anticipation of litigation, is otherwise immune from discovery, shall not constitute a waiver of any privilege or confidentiality or of another ground for objecting to discovery with respect to that document, or its subject matter, or the information contained therein, or of the disclosing party’s right to object to the use of any such document or the information contained therein during any proceeding in this litigation or otherwise. 10. If Plaintiff objects to the designation of particular documents or information as “Confidential Materials,” Plaintiff shall state such objection in writing to the defendants, and the parties shall endeavor in good faith to resolve such an objection. If such an objection cannot be resolved, then, within thirty (30) days of receiving the response to the

objection to the material’s classification as confidential, the plaintiff shall seek judicial intervention. Any such materials or information shall remain confidential until the parties resolve the objection or there is a resolution of the designation by the Court. 11. Plaintiff shal] not disclose the Confidential Materials to any person other than a party or the attorney of record for Defendants, except under the following conditions: a. Disclosure may be made only if necessary to the preparation or presentation of plaintiffs case in this Action, to those individuals described in the subparagraph (b) below. b. Disclosure before trial may be made only to a party, to an expert who has been retained or specially employed by Plaintiff in anticipation of litigation or preparation for this Action, to a witness and court reporter at deposition, or to the Court. c. Before any disclosure is made to a person listed in subparagraphs (a) and (b) above (other than to the Court), Plaintiff shall provide each such person with a copy of this Stipulation of Confidentiality and Protective Order for review, and such person shall consent in writing, in the form annexed hereto as Exhibit A, not to use the Confidential Materials for any purpose other than in connection with the prosecution or settlement of this Action and not to further disclose the Confidential Materials except in testimony taken in this Action. Plaintiff shall retain the signed consent and furnish a copy to defendants’ attorney upon request, although the name of an expert that Plaintiff does not intend to call as a trial witness may be redacted from such consent before it is produced.

12. Deposition testimony concerning any Confidential Materials which reveals the contents of such materials shall be deemed confidential. Defendants may designate deposition exhibits and portions of deposition testimony as Confidential either by: (a) indicating on the record during the deposition that questions relate to Confidential Materials, and can request that the court reporter/stenographer to bind the transcript of the designated testimony in a separate volume and with a cover page prominently marked “Confidential Information Governed by Stipulation of Confidentiality and Protective Order;” or (b) notifying the court reporter/stenographer and all attorneys of record, in writing, within 45 days after a deposition transcript has been received of the specific pages and lines of the transcript that are to be designated “Confidential,” in which event the parties receiving the transcript will be responsible for marking the copies of the designated transcript in their possession or under their control as directed by the respective parties and/ or their attorneys. 13. If any paper which incorporates any Confidential Materials or reveals the contents thereof is filed in this Court, those portions of the papers shall be filed under seal, in accordance with the rules of the District Court in which the Matter is filed and/or the Individual Rules of the judge to whom the papers are directed. 14, However, where the confidential information is not material to issues addressed in court submissions and the parties agree in writing that the redaction of personal, confidential and/or identifying information would be sufficient to protect the interests of parties or non-parties, Plaintiff may file redacted documents without further order of the Court. 15. Within 30 days after the termination of this Action, including any appeals, the “Confidential Materials,” including all copies, notes, and other materials containing or referring to information derived therefrom (other than the Court’s copies of such materials), shall be

returned to Defendants’ attorneys or, upon Defendants’ attorneys’ consent, destroyed; except that, Plaintiff’scounsel shall retain one copy of the Confidential Materials, and any Confidential Materials containing Plaintiff's attorney work product, to the extent required to comply with applicable law or regulation, so long as appropriate and reasonable safeguards (at least as stringent as those used to protect Plaintiff's own information of like nature) are imposed to prevent the use of the Confidential Materials for any other purpose. Confidential Materials which were uploaded to a database or review platform, including any backups, and which cannot reasonably be deleted, must be quarantined and secured to prohibit access to the Confidential Materials. 16. Nothing in this Stipulation of Confidentiality and Protective Order shall be construed to limit Defendants’ use of their own Confidential Materials in any manner. 17. This Stipulation of Confidentiality and Protective Order will survive the termination of the litigation and will continue to be binding upon all persons to whom Confidential Materials are produced or disclosed. All documents or information that have been deemed confidential pursuant to this order, including all copies and non-conforming copies thereof, shall remain confidential for all time. Once the Matter has been resolved, including all appeals, the Confidential Materials, including all copies and non-conforming copies thereof, shall not be used by Plaintiff, or anyone receiving confidential documents pursuant to paragraph 11 herein, for any purpose without prior Court approval. 18. This Stipulation of Confidentiality and Protective Order shall be binding upon the parties immediately upon signature and shall be submitted to the Court for entry as an Order.

19. The terms of this Stipulation of Confidentiality and Protective Order shall be binding upon all current and future parties to this action and their counsel. 20. This Stipulation of Confidentiality and Protective Order may be executed in counterparts, and when each party has signed and delivered at least one such counterpart, each counterpart shall be deemed an original, and, when taken together with other signed counterparts, shall constitute one Stipulation of Confidentiality and Protective Order, which shall be binding upon and effective as to all Parties. 21. The Court will retain jurisdiction over all persons subject to this Stipulation of Confidentiality and Protective Order to the extent necessary to enforce any obligations arising hereunder or to impose sanctions for any contempt thereof. Dated: New York, New York August 19, 2020

RICHARD K. HERSHMAN JAMES E. JOHNSON Attorney for Plaintiff Corporation Counsel of the 49 West 37" Street, 7" Floor City of New York New York, New York 10018 Attorney for Defendants City of New York and Rivera Santana 00 Church Street, Rm. 3-306A New York, New York 10007 b La By: Gorey S. Sheock Is - Hershman, Esq. Corey S. Shoock, Esq. SO ORDERED: The parties are directed to follow the Court's Individual Practices DENISE COTE for filing documents under United States District Judge seal. Dated: August 24 , 2020

EXHIBIT A The undersigned hereby acknowledges that s/he has read the Stipulation of Confidentiality and Protective Order dated ___________ 2020, entered into the Matter entitled Jamillah Cooper v. City of New York, et al., 19 Civ. 2609 (DLC)(BM), understands the terms thereof. The

undersigned agrees not to use the Confidential Materials defined therein for any purpose other than in connection with the prosecution of this case, and will not further disclose the Confidential Materials except in testimony taken in this case.

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