S.D. Ga. LR Crim. 32A

(a) Filing Documents. Sentencing-related documents shall be filed in

the Court’s electronic docketing system with access limited to

Defendant’s counsel, the Government, and the Court. Such

documents include:

(1) draft presentence investigation reports, final presentence

investigation reports, and addenda to reports;

(2) objections to presentence investigation reports;

(3) sentencing memoranda;

(4) motions filed in accordance with United States Sentencing

Guideline § 5K1.1; and

(5) letters to the judge.

Given their confidential nature, the Clerk of Court shall file the items

listed in subsections (a)(1) and (a)(2) under seal automatically without

any need for a motion or order.

(b) Presentence Reports and Addenda. No person shall disclose,

share, disseminate, copy, or reproduce these documents, other than

to the parties and the Court. Any unauthorized disclosure may be

treated as an act of contempt.

(c) Objections. Within 14 days of the filing of the draft presentence

investigation report, the Government and Defendant shall each file all

respective objections to the presentence investigation report. If a

party files objections to the draft presentence investigation report, the

objecting party shall confer with the probation officer in an effort to

resolve the objections before issuance of the final presentence

investigation report. A party with no objections shall file a notice

stating there are no objections.

(d) Sentencing Memoranda. Unless otherwise ordered by the presiding

judge, a party may file a sentencing memorandum concerning any

complex sentencing issue no later than the day prior to the

sentencing hearing.