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Judgment in a CriminalCaset 1
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OFOREGONEUGENE DIVISION
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA JUDGMENTINA CRIMINAL CASE(For Offenses Committed On r After November 1,1987)
-vS-
Case Number CR 06-60078-1-A4
STANISLAS GREGORY MEYEREOFF, CR 06-60122-2-M
U.S. MarshalNo. 111214844efendant's Attorneys
On July 21,2006, the defendant pleaded gd ty to Counts 1 through54 ofthe Information in Case No. CR 06-60078-1-AA On
December 14,2006, the defendantpleaded guilty o Counts 1-8 ofthe Indictment inCaseNo.CR 06-60122-2-M. AccordingIy,the courthas adjudicatedthat the defendant is gwltyofthe followingoffenses:
Title & Section Nature of Offense
IF;USC 5 371 Conspiracyto CommitArson and D e s k t i o n of
an Energy Facility
18 USC $5 844(i)& 2 Arson
18 USC Ej l 3Bqa ) Destnrctionofan Energy Facility
18 USC f 844(i) & 2 Attempted Arson
18USC 844(i) & 2 Arson
Date OffenseConcluded
beginning in October
1996& continuing
throughOctober 2001
begitvling on Ma y 9,
1999with Count 2&
continuing through
May 21,2001 with
count 54
December 30,1999
October 19, 1998
Count
Numberlsl
1 in Case No.
06-60078
2,3,541,43-
54 in CaseNo.
06-60078
4 inCaseNo.
06-60078
42 inCaseNo.06-60078
1-8 ofCase
NO. 6-60122-2-A4
The defendantis sentencedasprovided inpages2through7 ofthisjudgment.Thesentence s imposedpursuant o the Sentencing
Reform Act of1984.
Defendant shall pay a special assessmentin the amountof$4,200.00 orCounts 1 through54 of CaseNo.CR 06-60078-1-AAand Counts 1-8 of CaseNo. R 06-60122-2-AA,payable mmediately to the Clerk of the US District Court, 405 East EighthAvenue, Suite 2 100, Eugene,OR 97401.
IT IS ORDEREDthat thedefendant hall notifythe UnitedStatesattorneyforthisdistrictwithin30daysofany change ofname,
residence, ormailing address until all fines, restitution, costs and special assessments imposedby this udgment are Mlypaid.
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Judgment in a CriminalCase
If ordered to pay restitution, th e defendant shall notify the court and United States Attorney of any material change in the
defendant's economic circumstances.
Date of Imposition of Sentence:May 23,2007
ANN ATKEN, S. ISTRICT JUDGE
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Judgment in a CriminalCasesheet 3
MEYEWOFF, STANISLAS GREGORY 3 of 7
CR 06-60078-1-U ndCR 06-60112-2-AA
IMPRISONMENT
As to Count f ofCaseNo.CR06-60078-1-AA,the defendant is herebycommitted to the custody of the United StatesBureau
of Prisons to be imprisoned for a termof sixty (60) months. As to Counts 2-54 of Case No. CR 06-60078-1-AA, the
defendantishereby committed to the custody of the United States Bureau ofPrisons tobe mprisoned for a term ofonehundred fifty six(156)months, to be served concurrentwith the sentence imposed inCount 1 andwith each other. Asto Counts 1-8 of CaseNo.CR 06-60122-2-AA, the defendant is hereby committed to the custodyof theUnited StatesBureauof Prisons tobe imprisonedfor a term o fone hundred fifty six (156) months, to be served concurrent with the sentenceimposed in CaseNo.CR 660078-1-AA nd with each other. *
The courtmakes the following recommendationto the Bureau ofPrisons: Commitment to a mbhumor low security facility
with a preferenceat FCI, Safford,AZ or in the alternative, FCI, Sheridan, Oregon, if the defendant isotherwisequalifiedas
determinedby thepoliciesof the BureauofPrisons.
The defendant is remanded to the custody of theUnited States Marshal.
* The Bureau of Prisons will determine the amount of prior custody that may be credited towards the service of
sentence as authorized in Title 18U.S.C.
5 3585(b) and the policies of the Bureau of Prisons.
I have executedh s udgment as folIows:
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Defendant deliveredon to
at ,with a certified copy of thisjudgment.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
By:
DeputyUS.Marshal
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Judgment in a Criminal CaseSheet 4
MEYERHOFF, STANISLASGREGORY 4o f 7
CR 06-60078-1-AA and CR 06-601 2-2-AA
SUPERVISED RELEASE
Upon release fiom imprisonment, the defendant shallbe on supervised reIease for a term of three 131 years.
For offensex committedon
or a#er September 13, 1994:
The defendantshall r e h h rom any unlawful use ofa controlled substance. The defendantsMl submitto one drug test within
15 days of release from imprisonmentand at least twoperiOdlc drug ests thereafter.
If this udgment imposes a fine ora restitution obligation, it shallbe a condition of supervised release that the defendantpay anysuchh e rrestitution thatremainsunpaidat h e connnencernentofthetennof supervisedrelease inaccordancewith theSchedule
of Payments set forth in theGrimidMonetary Penalties sheet of this judgment.
The defendant shall complywith theStandard ConditionsofSupervised Release thathavebeen adoptdby this courtas set forth
below. The defendantshallaHo comply with the additional SpecialConditionsof Supervision as set forth below.
SPECIALCONDITIONSOF SUPERVISED RELEASE
Thedefendantshall cooperate inthe colIectiono f DNA as directed by the probationofficer if required by law.
The defendant shallpay full restitution in the amountof$17,803,346.82 to a11 the victims identified in this Judgment, to bepaid joint and severalwithKevin Tubbs, CR 06-60070; Chelsea Gerlach,CR 06-60079 and CR 06-60122;JosephDibee,
CR 06-6001 1;Daniel Gerald McGowan,CR 06-60124; JosephineOveraker,CB 6-60011; Suzanne Savioe, CR 06-60080;Nathan Block,CR06-60123;and Joyanna Zacher, CR 06-60126.. I f there isanyunpaid balance at the timeof reIeasefrom
custody, it sballbe paid at the maximum installmentpossibIe andnot less than $200.00 or 10%of grossincomepermonth,whichever is greater per month.
The defendant is prohibited from incurringnew creditcharges or openingadditional lines of credit without the approval ofthe probation oficer.
Thedefendant shallauthorize release to the US Probation Officer any andall f m i a l nformation by executionofa release
of financial information form, or by any other appropriatemeans, as directed by the probation officer.
The defendant shallparticipate in a mental health treatment program appmvedby the probationofficer.
Thedefendant shalltake psychobqicmedication, i f m d ~ c a l l y pproved,for the treatmentofamentalor emotional disorder
as directed by his probation officer.
The defendant'semployment shall be subject to approvalby the probation officer.
Thedefendantshall discloseall assetsand liabilities to the probationoficer. Thedefendantshallnot transfer, sell, give away,
orotherwise convey any asset with a fairmarketvalue in excess of $500.00 without the approval of the probation officer.
The defendant shall have no contact with individuals know11 to be involved or have been nvolved in any illegalenvironmental or animal rights activism.
10 . The defendant shall not participate in any illegal environmental or animal rights activism or belong to any groups or
organizations whose primary purpose is environmentaland animalrights activism.
STANDARDCONDITIONSO F SUPERVISED RELEASE
Th e JudgesoftheDistricto f Oregon adoptthe followingstandardconditionsof probationandsupervisedrelease oapply ineverycase inwhichprobationand/or supervised release is unposedupon adefendant. The individual udgemay mposeohm conditions
deemed advisable jn individualcasesof probation or supervised release supervision,asconsistentwith existing and future law.
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Judgment ina Crimina CaseSheet5
MEYERHOFF, STANISLAS GREGORY 5 of 7
CR 06-60078-1-AA andCR 6-601 12-2-AA
The defendant shall report inperson to theprobation offke for the district towhichhe or she is releasedwithin72 hours of
release h m he custody of the Bureau of Prisons.
Thedefendant shall not commit another federal, state or local crime and shall not illegally posses a controlled substance.Revocation of probation or supervised release ismandatory for illegal possession of a controlled substance.
The defendant shall not possess a firearm, destructive, or dangerousdevice.
If the defendant illegally uses drugsor abuses alcohol, Has a history of drug or alcohol abuse, or druguse or possession isdetermined to be an element of the defendant's criminal history or instant offense, the defendant shall participate in a
substance abuse treatment program as directed by theprobation officer which may include urinalyses esting to determine
if the defendant has used drugs or alcohol. In addition to urinalysis testing that may be part of a formal drug treatment
program, the defendant shall submitup to eight (8) urinalysis testspermonth.
The defendant shall submit to a search of hislherperson, residence, office or vehicle, when conducted by a United States
Probation Officer at a reasonable time and in a reasonable manuer, based upon reasonable suspicion of contraband or
evidence of a violation of a condition of supervision. Failm to submit to a search may be grounds fur revocation. The
defendant shall warn any other residents that the premisesmay be subject to searches pursuant to this condition.
The defendant shallnot leave the judicial &strictwithout thepermission of the court or probation oficer.
The defendant shall report to the probation officer as directed by the court or probation officer, and shall submit a truthfuland complete mittenreportwithin the hrst five day of each month.
The defendant shall mswer truthfullyallinquiriesby the probation officerand followtheinstructionsofthe probation off~cer.
The defendantmay decline to answer inquiries if a truthful responsewould tend to inaimhate himlher. Such a rerefusal toanswermay constitute grounds for revocation.
The defendant shallsupport hidher dependents and meet other family responsibilities to the best of b i s h inancial ability.
10. The defendant shallwork regularlyat a lawful occupation,unless excusedby the probation officer for schooling, training,
or other acceptable reasons.
11. The defendant shallnoti6 the probation officerwithin 72 hours of any change n residence or employment.
12. Thedefendant shallrefiain fromexcessiveuse of alcohol and shallnotpurchase,possess, use, distribute, or administerany
narcotic or other controlled substance,or any paraphernalia related to such substances,even as prescribed by aphysician.
If at any time, theprobation officer has reasonable cause to believe the defendant isusing illegal drugs or abusingalcohol,
thedefendant shall submit to urinalysistesting, breatldyzer testing, or ~easonablexamhationofarms,neck, faceand lower
legs.
13. The defendant shall not knowingly frequent places where controlled substances are illegally sold, used, distri'buted, or
administered.
14. Thedefendant shallnot ho wugl y associatewithanypersons engaged incriminalactivity, and shallnotknowinglyassociate
with any person convictedof a felony, unless granted permission to do so by the probation officer.15. The defendant shallpennit a probation officer o visit himlher at any reasonabletimeathome orelsewhere,andshall permit
confiscation of any contraband observed in plain view by theprobation officer.
16. The defendant shaU notify the probation officer within seventy-two (72) hours of being arrested or questionedby a law
enforcement officer.
17. The defendant shall not enter into any agreement to act as an informant or a special agent of a law enforcement agency
without the permission of the court.18. As directed by the probation officer, the defendant shall notify third parties of risks that may be occasioned by his or her
criminal ecord orpersonal historyandcharacteristics,and shall permit theprobationofficer omake such notifications and
to confhm the defendant's compliancewith such a notification requirement. This requixement will be exercisedonlywhentheprobation officer believes a reasonably foreseeable risk exists or a lawmandatessuchnotice. Unless the probation oficer
believes the defendant presents an immediate threat to the safety of an dentifiable individual, notice shallbe delayedso theprobation officer canarrange or a court hearing and the defendantcan obtain legal counsel.
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Judgment in a -Cmn CaseSheet 6
MEYEWOFF, STANISLASGREGORY 6of 7
CR 06-60078-1-AAand CR 6-601 12-2-AA
CRIMCNAL MONETARY PENALTIES
Thedefendant shall pay the following total criminalmonetary penaltiesinaccordancewith he schedule ofpayments setforth in
this judgment.
Restitution
$17,803946.82
TOTAL
$17,803,346.82
The defendant shalImake restitutionto the followingpayees in the amount listed below.
If the defendantmakes a partial payment, each payee shall receive anapproximatelyproportioned payment, unless specified
otherwise in the priorityorder or percentage payment colunmbelow. However, pursuant to 18 U.S.C.9 36640 , all non-federalvictims must be paid inMIprior to the United States receiving payment.
Name of Pavee
Vail Resort Management Co.
Director of Insurance
390 Interlocken Crescent,Suite 1000Broomfield,CO 80021
Childem Meat Co.
POBox 41058
Eugene,OR 97404
Boise CascadePO Box 100
Medford, OR 97501
Bonneville PowerAdmin.
Attn: Tammy Jenks - FT2PO Box 3621
Portland, OR 97208-362 1
EPD SubstationCity ofEugene
Eugene Police Dept.
Attn:Trent S p d n g
77 7 Peal St.Eugene, OR 97401
Priority Order or
Total Amount of Percentage of PaymentAmount of Lass Restitution Ordered
ACE, USA $94431.40 $944,591.40Attn: Greg Crockm, Property Claims
500ColonialCenter Parkway,Suite 200
Roswell,GA 30076
Superior Lumber Company2695 Glendale Valley RoadGlendale,OR
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Judgment in a Criminal CaseSheet 7
MEYERHOIT, STANISLAS GREGORY 7of 7
CR 06-60078-1-AA ndCR 6-60112-2-AA
Kendall Auto GroupAttn: Dave BluettPO Box 1318Eugene, OR 97440
C o ~ r c i a l nion Insurance Co.PO Box 25967
Overland Park,KS 66210
Jefferson Poplar Farm79 14CollinsRoadClatskanie,OR 97228
TOTALS $17.803346.82 $17.803.346.82
TheCourthasdetermined that the defendant doesnothave theabilitytopay interest, anditisorderedthat the interestrequirementiswaived forthe $17,803,346.82 restitution.
The defendantshall pay full restitution in the amount of$17,803,346.82 to all the victims identifiedin this Judgment,tobepaidjoint and several with Kevin Tubbs, CR 06-60070; helsea Gerlach, CR 06-60079 and CR 06-60122;JosephDibee, CR 06 -
6001 ; Daniel Gerald McGowan, CR 06-601 4; Josephine Overaker, CR 06-600 1; Suzanne Savioe, CR 06-60080; athanBlock,CR 06-60123; and Joy- Z a c h , CR 06-60126.. Ifthere is any unpaid balance at the time of release fiomcustody, itshall be paid at the h u m nsta1lmentpossible and not less than $200.00or 10% ofgross income per month, whichever isgreaterper month.
Any payment shall be divided proportionatelyamong the payees namedd e s s otherwise specified.
*Findings or the total amount of losses are r e q u i d underChap- 1094 110,l OA, and 1138 of Title 18, United States Code, fornffmsw committedon
or after September 13,1994 but before April 23,1996.