(a) Disclosure of Recommended Sentence. Pursuant to Federal Rule of Criminal
Procedure 32(e)(3), the probation officer shall not disclose, without court order,
the probation officer’s recommendation, if any, on the sentence.
(b) Motion for Substantial Assistance. The attorney for the Government must file
its 18 U.S.C. § 3553(e) motion for substantial assistance, if any, at the same time
the attorney for the Government makes objections under Federal Rule of Criminal
Procedure 32(f).
(c) Disclosure of Presentence Report. Nothing in this rule will require the
disclosure of information in the presentence report not disclosable under Federal
Rule of Criminal Procedure 32. The presentence report will be deemed to have
been disclosed when a copy of the report is physically delivered, 1 day after
verbal announcement that the report is available for inspection or 3 days after a
copy of the report or notice of its availability is mailed.
