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Judgment in a Criminal Case1

UNITED STATESDISTRICTCOURTFOR THlE DISTRICT OF OREGONEUGENE DMSION

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-vS-

JUDGMENT INA C R I ~ N A T ~ A S E(For OffensesCommitted On orAfter November 1,1987)CaseNumber CR 06-60125-1-AA

JONATHAN CHRISTOPHER MARKPAUL, U.S. MarshalNo. 29432-065Mark Blackman,Defendant's Attorney

The defendant pleadedguiIg to Couat 1& 2 .of he Information. Accordmgly, the court has adjudicated that the defendant isguilty of he following offense:

Title& Section Nature of Offense Date Offense CountConcluded Number(s)18 USC $371 Conspiracy o CommitArson and Destmctiw of an Beginning in October 1Energy Facility 1996& continuing

through October 200 118 USC 844(i) and 2 Arson July21,1997 2

Thedefendant is sentencedasprovidedinpages2 though4ofh s udgment. The sentence s irnposedpursuant to theSentencingRefom Act of 1984.DefendantshaIl pay a special assessmentinthe amountof 200.00forCounts 1 & 2 payable immediatelyto he Clerkofthe USDistrict Court, 405 East Eighth Avenue, Suite 2100,Eugene,OR 97401.IT IS ORDEREDthatthe defendantshallnotify he United Statesattorneyfor thisdistrictwithin 30 daysofanychangeofname,residence, or m h g ddressuntil all fines,restitution, costs and special assessments imposed by this judgment are l l l y paid.If ordered to pay restitution,;thedefendant shall no* the court and United States Attomey of anymaterial change in thedefendant'seconomiccircumstances.

Date of mpositionofSentence:August 1,2007 k

ANN AKEN , US. DISTRICT JUDGEDatedthis 3 ayofAugust, 2007.


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Judgment in a Criminal CaseSheet 2PAUL, JONATHAN CHRISTOPHER MARK 2 of 4CR 06-60125-1-AA

IMPRISONMENTAs to Count 1, the defendant is hereby committed to the custody of the United StatesBureau of Prisons to be imprisoned for atermof fifty one (51) months. As to Count 2, the defendant is hereby committedto the custodyof the United StatesBureauof Prisons o be imprisoned for n tern of fifty-one (51) months, concurrent with the sentence imposed in Count 1. *The courtmakes the followingrecommendation to theBureau ofPrisons: Commitment to: F'PC, Sheridan,Oregon or in thealternative,Lompoc, CA, if the defendant is otherwise qualsed as determinedby the policies of theBureau ofPrisons.The defendant shall surrender for service of sentence at the institutiondesignatedby the Bureau of Prisons before noon onMonday, October 1,2007.* The Bureau of Prisons will determine the amount of prior custody that m a y be credited towards the service of

sentence as authorized in Title 18 U.S.C. 53585(b) and the poIicies of the Bureau of Prisons-

I have executed this judgment as follows:

Defendant deliveredon toat ,with a certifiedcopy of this judgment.

UNITED STATESMARSHAL

By:DeputyUS. arshal


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Judgment in a C CaseSheet 3PAUL, JONATHANCHRISTOPHERMARK 3 of 4

SUPERVISED RELEASEUpon release fiom imprisonment, the defendant shallbe onsupervised release for a term of three (31years.For oflases committedon or a@ September 13, 1994:The defendantshall refrainh m ny unlawfuluse of a controlledsubstance. The defendantshall submit to one drug test within15 days of release fiom imprisonmentand at least two periodicdrug tests thereafter.If this udgment imposes afine or a restitution obhgation, it shallbe a condition of supervisedrelease that the defendantpayanysuchh e rrestitution that remains unpaidat the commencement ofthe termof supervisedreleaseinaccordancewiththeScheduleof Payments set forth in theC M onetary Penalties sheet of this judgment.The defendantshallcomplywith theStandard Conditions ofSupervisedReleasethathave been adoptedby this courtas setforthbelow. The defendant shallalso complywith the additional Special Conditions of Supervisionas set forth below.

SPECIALCONDITIONSOF SUPERVISED RELEASEThe defendant shall cooperate inthe collection of DNA as directedby the probation officerif required by law.Thedefendantshallauthorizerelease to the USProbation Officer anyaxldall financial nfommtionby executionofareleaseof financial mformationform,orby any other appropriate means, as directed by the probation officer.The defendant's employmentshall be subject to approval by theprobationofker.The defendantshalldisclose allassetsand iabilities totheprobationofficer.Thedefendantshallnot ransfer, sell,giveaway,or otherwiseconveyanyasset with a fair market value in excess of $500.00 without the approval of the probation officer.The defendant shall have no contact with individuals h w n o be involved or have been involved in any illegalenvironmentalor animal rights activism,The defendant shall not participate in any illegal environmental or animal rights activism or belong to any groups ororganizations whose primarypurpose is environmentaland a n d ights actinsm.Thedefendantshallread thebook, Three Cups of TeabyGregMortenson andDavidOliver Relin and submit a report to thecourtbefore he reports to custody.

STANDARD CONDITIONS OF SUPERVISEDRELEASEThe JudgesoftheDistrict ofOregon adoptthe folbwingstandard conditions ofprobationand supervisedreleasetoapply ineverycasein whichprobation and/or'mpervised elease isimposedupona defendant.The ndividual udgemay mpose otherconditionsdeemed advisable in individual cases of probation or supervised release supervision, as consistent withexisting and future law.1. Thedefendantshall eport inperson to the probation office for the district to which he or she is released within 72hours of

release from the custody of the Bureau of Prisons.2. The defendant shallnot commit another federal, state or local crime and shallnot illegally posses a controlled substance.Revocationofprobation or supervised release ismandatory for illegal possession of a conbolled substance.3. The defendant shall not possessa firearm,destructive,or dangerous device.

4. If the defendant illegallyuses dmgs or abuses alcohol, has a htory 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 asubstance abuse treatment programas directed by the probationofficerwhichmay iuclude urinalyses testing to determineif the defendant has used drugs or alcohol. In addition to urinalysis testing that may be part ofa formal drug treatmentprogram, thedefendant shl l submitup to eight (8)urinalysis tests per month.


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Judgment in a kiminalCasesheet4PAUL, JONATHAN CHRISTOPHER MARK 4of 4

The defendant shall su bh t to a search of his/her person, residence, office or vehicle, when conducted by a United StatesProbation Officer at a reasonable time and in a reasonable manner, based upon reasonable suspicion of contraband orevidence of a violation of a condition of supervision. Failure to submit to a search may be grounds for revocation. Thedefendant shallwarn anyother residents that the premises maybe subject to searches pursuant to this condition.The dafendant shall not l m e the judicial districtwithout he permission of the court orprobation oficer.Thedefendant shalI report to the probation officer as directedby the court or probationofficer, and shall submit a truthfuland complete written report within the first five days of each month.Thedefendantshallanswerbuthfully all inquiries by theprobation officerand followthe instructionsof theprobationofficer.The defendant may decline to answer nquiries if a truthful response would tend to incriminatebimlber. Such a refusal toanswermay constitute gr~undsor revocation.The defendantshall support hislher dependents andmeet other farnilyresponsibilities to the best of hidher financial ability.

10. The defendant shallwork xegularly at a lawful occupation, unless excused by the probation officer for schooling, training,or other acceptable reasons.

1 . Thedefendant shall nobQ the probation officer within 72 hours ofmy change in residence or employment.12. Thedefendantshall refiain fromexcessiveuse of alcohol and shall not purchase, possess, use, distribute, or administer anynarcotic or other controlled substance, or any paraphernalia related to such substances, ven as prescribed by a physician.If at any time, theprobation officer has reasonable cause to believe the defendantisusing illegaldrugs or abusing alcohol,the defendant shallsubmit o urinalysistesting,breathdyzertesting, or reasonable examination ofarms,neck, faceand lowerlegs.13. The defendant shall not knowingly frequent places where controlled substances are illegally sold, used, dis~buted, radministered.14. Thedefendant shallnot knowingly associatewithanypersons engagedincriminal ctivity,and shallnotknowinglyassociatewith any person convicted of a felony, unless granted permission to do soby the probation officer.15. Thedefendantshall permit a probation officer to visit himher atany easonable time at home or elsewhere, and shallpennitcodscation of any contraband observed in plain view by the probation officer.16. The defendant shalI notiEy the probation officerwithin seventy-two (72) hours of being arrested or questioned by a lawenforcementofficer.17. The defendant shall not enter into any agreement to act as an nformant or a special agent of a law enforcement agencywithout thepermissionof the court.

18. As directed by the probation officer, the defendantshall notify third parties of risb that may be occasioned by his or hercriminaIrecord or personal history andcharacteristics, and shall permit the probation officer tomake such notificationsandto con fm the defendant's compliance with such a mtXcationrequirement. This equiremat willbe exercised only whentheprobationofficerbelieves a reasonably foreseeableriskexistsora lawmandates suchnotice. Unlesstheprobationofficerbelieves the defendant presents an immediatethreat to the safety of an identLfiablehhvidual, notice shall be delayed so theprobation officer can arrange fora court hearing and h e defendantcan obtain legal counsel.

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