Miles Guo Court Documents · Doc 793

摘要

Government Opposition · CIPA Section 4 Re-Review Motion

This three-page letter, dated January 21, 2026 from the Assistant U.S. Attorneys assigned to the case, opposes Mr. Guo's January 5, 2026 motion (Dkt. 783) seeking review of classified materials provided to the Court in 2023 under Section 4 of the Classified Information Procedures Act (CIPA) in United States v. Miles Guo, S3 23 Cr. 118 (AT).

Mr. Guo's Two Underlying Requests

The government characterizes Mr. Guo's motion as seeking:

1. Re-review of the CIPA Section 4 material and disclosure to cleared defense counsel of items "material or helpful to Mr. Guo in the sentencing context";
2. "Renew[al]" of certain "denied requests" from his November 2023 motion to compel.

Government's Two-Part Argument

No Basis to Revisit CIPA Rulings

The government argues:

• The Court already issued CIPA rulings in this case in April 2024 after careful consideration of the applicable law and facts;
• There is no basis for Mr. Guo's "unprecedented request to revisit the CIPA proceedings in advance of sentencing."

Effectively a Reconsideration Motion

To the extent the defense seeks to "renew" denied requests from its November 2023 motion to compel:

• The request is functionally a motion for reconsideration;
• The high bar for the "extraordinary relief" of reconsideration is not met;
• Guo's motions serve no purpose other than to relitigate his CIPA and pretrial discovery issues.

Disposition

The Court denies the defense's CIPA Section 4 re-review motion in case-doc-805 (February 20, 2026), finding no basis to reopen prior rulings, untimely briefing, and the risk of further delay.