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of justice pursuant to Section 3C1.1; and (b) that Client's conduct at the meeting is a relevant
factor under 18 U.S.C. $ 3553(a).
(4) The government may make derivative use of any statements made or other
information provided by Client during the meeting. Therefore, the government may pursue any
investigative leads obtained directly or indirectly from such statements and information and may
use the evidence or information subsequently obtained therefrom against Client in any manner
and in any proceeding.
(5) In any proceeding, including sentencing, the government may use Client's statements
and any information provided by Client during or in connection with the meeting to cross-
examine Client, to rebut any evidence or arguments offered on Client's behalf, or to address any
issues or questions raised by a court on its own initiative..
(6) Neither this agreement nor the meeting constitutes a plea discussion or an attempt to
initiate plea discussions. In the event this agreement or the meeting is later construed to
constitute a plea discussion or an attempt to initiate plea discussions, Client knowingly and
voluntarily waives any right Client might have under Fed. R. Evid. 410, Fed. R. Crim. P. 11(f),
or otherwise, to prohibit the use against Client of statements made or information provided
during the meeting.
(7) The government reserves the right to argue that neither this agreement nor the
meeting constitutes the timely provision of complete information to the government concerning
Client's involvement in an offense, within the meaning of Section 3El.1(b) of the Sentencing
Guidelines.
8) If and when required to do so by a court, the government may disclose to the
Probation Office or the court any statements and information provided by Client during the
meeting.
(9) The government may disclose the fact of the meeting or the information provided by
Client during the meeting to the extent the government determines in its sole discretion that
disclosure would be in furtherance of its discharge of its duties and responsibilities or is
otherwise required by law. Such disclosure includes disclosure to a local, state, federal, or
foreign government office or agency, including but not limited to another prosecutor's office, if
the recipient of the information agrees to abide by the relevant terms of this agreement.
(10) The terms and conditions set forth in this agreement extend, if applicable, to the
(11) It is understood that this agreement is limited to the statements made by Client at the
meeting and does not apply to any oral, written or recorded statements made by Client at any
other time.
(12) This document embodies the entirety of the agreement between the government and
Client to provide information and evidence. No other promises, agreements or understandings
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