more defendants in the indictment or if the presentation of evidence
(including cross-examination) in the government’s case-in-chief will exceed
twelve trial days, the case is considered “complex.” In such cases, the
government must file with the Court, at the time the indictment is filed, a
Notice of Complex Case that indicates the grounds for considering the case
complex. Likewise, upon the filing of a superseding indictment in a case not
previously identified as complex, the government must file a Notice of
Complex Case if the case now qualifies as such.
