Limitations on Public Disclosures by Monitor Sample Clauses

Limitations on Public Disclosures by Monitor. Except as required or authorized by the terms of this Agreement or the parties acting together, the Monitor shall not: make any public statements (at a conference or otherwise) or issue findings with regard to any act or omission of WCDOC or its agents, representatives or employees, or disclose nonpublic information provided to the Monitor pursuant to this Agreement. Any press statement made by the Monitor regarding his or her employment must first be approved in writing by all parties. The Monitor shall not testify in any other litigation or proceeding with regard to any act or omission of WCDOC or any of its agents, representatives, or employees related to this Agreement, nor testify regarding any matter or subject that he or she may have learned as a result of his or her performance under this Agreement. Reports issued by the Monitor shall not be admissible against WCDOC in any proceeding other than a proceeding related to the enforcement of this Agreement by WCDOC or the United States. Unless such conflict is waived by the parties, the Monitor shall not accept employment or provide consulting services that would present a conflict of interest with the Monitor’s responsibilities under this Agreement, including being retained (on a paid or unpaid basis) by any current or future litigant or claimant, or such litigant’s or claimant’s attorney, in connection with a claim or suit against WCDOC, its departments, officers, agents or employees. The Monitor is not a State/County or local agency or an agent thereof, and accordingly the records maintained by the Monitor shall not be deemed public records subject to public inspection. Neither the Monitor nor any person or entity hired or otherwise retained by the Monitor to assist in furthering any provision of this Agreement shall be liable for any claim, lawsuit or demand arising out of the Monitor’s performance pursuant to this Agreement. This provision does not apply to any proceeding before a court related to performance of contracts or subcontracts for monitoring this Agreement.
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Limitations on Public Disclosures by Monitor. The Monitor shall not be retained by any current or future litigant or claimant in a claim or suit against the State, its agents or employees. The Monitor shall not issue statements or make findings with regard to any act or omission of the State, or their agents or representatives, except as required by the terms of this Agreement. The Monitor may testify in any case brought by any Party to this Agreement regarding any matter relating to the implementation, enforcement, or dissolution of this Agreement.
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Limitations on Public Disclosures by Monitor. The Monitor shall not be retained by any current or future litigant or claimant in a claim or suit against the State, its agents or employees. The Monitor shall not issue statements or make findings with regard to any act or omission of the State, or their agents or representatives, except as required by the terms of this Agreement. The Monitor may testify in any action brought by any Party to this Agreement regarding any matter relating to the implementation, enforcement, or dissolution of this Agreement. The Monitor shall not testify in any other litigation or proceeding with regard to any act or omission of the State, or any of their agents, representatives, or employees related to this Agreement or regarding any matter or subject that the Monitor may have received knowledge of as a result of his or her performance under this Agreement. Unless such conflict is waived by the Parties, the Monitor shall not accept employment or provide consulting services that would present a conflict of interest with the Monitor's responsibilities under this Agreement, including being retained (on a paid or unpaid basis) by any current or future litigant or claimant, or such litigant's or claimant's attorney, in connection with a claim or suit against the State or its departments, officers, agents or employees. The limitations on public disclosures by the Monitor have equal application to the Monitor's agents and members of the monitoring team.
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Limitations on Public Disclosures by Monitor. Except as required or authorized by the terms of this Agreement or the parties acting together, the Monitor shall not: make any public statements (at a conference or otherwise); issue findings with regard to any act or omission of the State or its agents, representatives or employees; or disclose non- public information provided to the Monitor pursuant to this Agreement. Any press statement made by the Monitor regarding his employment must first be approved by the parties. Other than this lawsuit as between the United States and the State, the Monitor shall not testify in any litigation or proceeding with regard to any act or omission of the State, OYS or any of their agents, representatives, or employees, nor testify regarding any matter or subject that he or she may have learned as a result of his or her performance under this Agreement. In this lawsuit as between the United States and the State, either party may call the Monitor as a witness. Neither party will call the Monitor as their own expert or designate the Monitor as their own expert pursuant to the federal rules of civil procedure. The scope and purpose of the Monitor’s testimony shall be left to the discretion of the Court. Other than this lawsuit as between the United States and the State, reports issued by the Monitor shall not be admissible against the State in any proceeding for any reason. In this lawsuit as between the United States and the State, the admissibility into evidence of the Monitor’s reports, or portions thereof, shall be governed by the federal rules of evidence, and the parties reserve all rights to either seek admissibility or object to admissibility of those reports. The Monitor is not a state or local agency or an agent thereof, and accordingly the records maintained by the Monitor shall not be deemed public records subject to public inspection. In the event of a proceeding before a court, in which the court needs to determine whether or not the Monitor has performed any contracts or subcontracts for monitoring this Agreement, such testimony as is necessary for the determination of such issue(s) may be allowed, in the discretion of the court, notwithstanding this paragraph.
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