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Judge Martinez UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT WESTERN DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON AT SEA TILE 0 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, NO. CR0-0 RSM ) I Plaintiff, v. PLEA AGREEMENT RICHARD W. GIBSON, Defendant. The United States of America, by and through John McKay, United States Attorney for the Western District of Washington, and Susan Loitz, Assistant United States Attorney for said District, and the defendant, RICHARD W. GIBSON, and his attorney, Paula Deutsch, enter into the following Agreement, pursuant to Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure (c)()(c): 0. Waiver of Indictment. Defendant, having been advised of the right to be charged by Indictment, agrees to waive that right and enter a plea of guilty to the charge brought by the United States Attorney in an Information.. The Charge. Defendant, having been advised of the right to have this matter tried before a jury, agrees to waive that right and enter a plea of guilty to the following charge contained in the Information. By entering this plea of guilty, Defendant hereby waives all objections to the form of the charging document. PLEA AGREEMENT/ CR0-0 RSM UNITED STA T.ES ATTORNEY 0 UNION STREET, SUITE 00 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 0-0 (0)-0

a. Wrongful Disclosure of Individually Identifiable Health Information, as charged in Count I, in violation of Title, United States Code, Section 0d-. Defendant further understands that before entering his plea of guilty, Defendant will be placed under oath. Any statement given by Defendant under oath may be used by the government in a prosecution for perjury or false statement.. Elements of the Offense. The elements of the offense of Wrongful 0 ] 0 Disclosure of Individually Identifiable Health Information committed with the intent to use the information for personal gain, as charged in Count, in violation of Title, United States Code, Sections 0d-(a)() and 0d-(b)(), are as follows: First, the Defendant disclosed to another person individually identifiable health information relating to an individual; Second, the Defendant made the disclosure knowingly; Third, the Defendant made the disclosure for a purpose other than permitted by Title V.S.C., Chapter, Subchapter XI, Part C; Fourth, the Defendant made the disclosure with the intent to use the individually identifiably health information for personal gain.. The Penalties. Defendant understands that the statutory penalties for the offense of Wrongful Disclosure of Individually Identifiable Health Information committed with the intent to use the information for personal gain, as charged in Count I, are as follows: a. Imprisonment for up to ten (0) years, a fine of up to Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand dollars ($0,000.00), a period of supervision following release from prison of up to three () years, and a One Hundred dollar ($00.00) penalty assessment. If defendant receives a sentence of probation, the probationary period could be up to five () years. Defendant agrees that the penalty assessment shall be paid at or before the time of sentencing. PLEA AGREEMENT/ CR0-0 RSM 0 UNION STREET, SUITE 00 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 0-0 (0) S-0

Defendant understands that in addition to any term of imprisonment and/or fine that is imposed, the Court may order Defendant to pay restitution to any victim of the offense, as required by law. Defendant agrees that any monetary penalty the Court imposes, including the special assessment, fine, costs or restitution, is due and payable immediately, and further agrees to submit a completed Financial Statement of Debtor form as requested by the United States Attorney's Office. & Defendant understands that supervised release is a period of time following imprisonment during which he will be subject to certain restrictions and requirements. Defendant 0 further understands that if supervised release is imposed and he violates one or more of its conditions, he could be returned to prison for all or part of the term of supervised release that was originally imposed. This could result in Defendant serving a total term of imprisonment greater than the statutory maximum stated above., Rights Waived by Pleading Guilty. Defendant understands that, by pleading guilty, he knowingly and voluntarily waives the following rights: a. The right to plead not guilty, and to persist in a plea of not guilty; b. The right to a speedy and public trial before a jury of Defendant's peers; 0 c. The right to the effective assistance of counsel at trial, including, if Defendant could not afford an attorney, the right to have the Court appoint one for Defendant; d. The right to be presumed innocent until guilt has been established at trial, beyond a reasonable doubt; e, The right to confront and cross-examine witnesses against Defendant at trial; f. The right to compel or subpoena witnesses to appear on Defendant's behalf at trial; PLEA AGREEMENT/ CR0-0 RSM UN!TED STATES ATTORNEY 0 UNION STREET, SUITE 00 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 0-0 (0) -0

g. The right to testify or to remain silent at trial, at which trial such silence could not be used against Defendant; h. The right to appeal a finding of guilt or any pretrial rulings;. The right, to the extent required by law, to have sentencing factors charged in the Information or determined by a jury beyond a reasonable doubt.. United States Sentencing Guidelines. Defendant understands and acknowledges that, absent applicable intervening law: a. The United States Sentencing Guidelines, promulgated by the 0 United States Sentencing Commission, are applicable to this case; J I b. The Court will determine Defendant's applicable Sentencing Guidelines range at the time of sentencing; and c. Except as provided in paragraph 0 below, Sentencing, Defendant may not withdraw a guilty plea solely because of the sentence imposed by the Court.. Ultimate Sentence. Defendant acknowledges that no one has promised or guaranteed what sentence the Court will impose.. Restitution. Defendant agrees to make restitution to the companies 0 identified and in the amounts identified in the following table, with credit for any amounts already paid: Company AT & Universal Card First USA Visa Amount $,0. $,. PLEA AGREEMENT/ CR0-0 RSM UNITeD STATES ATTORNEY 0 UNION STREET, SUITE 00 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 0-0 (0) -0

Defendant shall also agrees to make restitution to Patient A for expenses he incurred as a result of Defendant's use of his identity, in the amount to be determined by the Court at sentencing. Defendant agrees that restitution shall be due and payable immediately and shall be paid in accordance with a schedule of payments as ordered by the Court.. Statement of Facts. The parties agree on the following facts in support of 0 Defendant's guilty plea and sentencing. Defendant admits he is guilty of the charged offense and expressly waives any right to have these facts determined by a jury beyond a reasonable doubt. I] A. In or about early October, 00, RlCHARD W. GIBSON obtained the ] name, date of birth, and social security number of Patient A. This demographic information had been previously collected from Patient A by Seattle Cancer Care ] Alliance, a health care provider in Seattle where Patient A was receiving medical ] treatment. ] B. At the time RlCHARD W. GIBSON obtained this information, RlCHARD ] W. GIBSON was an employee of the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. RlCHARD W. ] GIBSON obtained the information while he was at the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance facility. 0 c. At the time RICHARD W. GIBSON obtained this information, he knew ] that Patient A was a patient of the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, undergoing treatment for a rare and often fatal form of cancer. Because of his health condition and the nature of the treatments he was receiving, Patient A was a vulnerable victim within the meaning of Section. A. of the United States Sentencing Guidelines. D. The name, date of birth and social security number of Patient A constituted individually identifiable health information as that term is defined in Title, United States Code, Section l0d(), and as that term is used in Title, United States Code, Section 0d-. PLEA AGREEMENT/ Richard W Gibson CRO-0 RSM 0 UNION STREET, SUITE 00 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 0-0 (0) -0

E. On or about the dates identified below, and within the Western District of Washington, RICHARD W. GIBSON disclosed by telephone and used the name, date of birth and social security number of Patient A to the companies identified below for the purpose of obtaining credit cards in Patient A's name. Approximate Date of Disclosure Company October, 00 November, 00 November, 00 January, 00 AT&T Universal Card First USA Visa Chase Manhattan Bank Fleet Credit Card Services to F. Upon obtaining the credit cards in Patient A's name, RICHARD W. II GIBSON used certain of those credit cards to obtain cash advances and to purchase various items, including video games, home improvement supplies, apparel, jewelry, porcelain figurines, groceries and gasoline. The total value of the debt RICHARD W. GIBSON incurred in the name of Patient A was $,.. 0. Sentencing. Pursuant to Rule II(c)(I)(C) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, the parties acknowledge and agree that the appropriate sentence to be imposed by the Court at the time of sentencing should be a Zone C sentence within the range of 0 to months. If 0 the sentencing court rejects the agreement of the parties and seeks to impose a sentence outside the agreed upon sentencing range, both the defendant and the United States reserve the right to withdraw from this agreement pursuant to Rule II(c)(I)(C) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure and to proceed to trial. No other agreement has been made with regard to the imposition of the sentence in this matter, and the parties understand that the Court retains full discretion to impose a sentence within the range agreed to above. Further, the parties understand that the Court retains full discretion with regard to the imposition of a term of supervised release, the conditions of supervised release, fines, forfeiture or restitution as may be applicable. PLEA AGREEMENT/ CR0-0 RSM UN[TED S'T ATES ATTORNEY 0 UNION STREET, SUITE 00 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 0-0 (0) -0

j g 0 II u J. Non-Prosecution of Additional Offenses. As part of this Plea Agreement, the United States Attorney's Office for the Western District of Washington agrees not to prosecute Defendant for any additional offenses known to it as of the time of this Agreement that are based upon evidence in its possession at this time, or that arise out of the conduct giving rise to this investigation. In this regard, Defendant recognizes that the United States has agreed not to prosecute all of the criminal charges that the evidence establishes were committed by Defendant solely because of the promises made by Defendant in this Agreement. Defendant acknowcdgcs and agrees, however, that for purposes of preparing the Presentence Report, the United States Attorney's Office will provide the United States Probation Office with evidence of all relevant conduct committed by Defendant. I) Voluntariness of Plea. Defendant acknowledges that he has entered into. this Plea Agreement freely and voluntarily, and that no threats or promises, other than the promises contained in this Plea Agreement, were made to induce Defendant to enter this plea of guilty.. Statute of Limitations. In the event that this Agreement is not accepted by the Court for any reason, or Defendant has breached any of the terms of this Plea Agreement, the 0 statute of limitations shall be deemed to have been tolled from the date of the Plea Agreement to: () 0 days following the date of non-acceptance of the Plea Agreement by the Court; or () 0 days following the date on which a breach of the Plea ) Agreement by Defendant is discovered by the United States Attorney's Office.. Post-Plea Conduct. Defendant understands that the terms of this Plea Agreement apply only to conduct that occurred prior to the execution of this Agreement. If, after the date of this Agreement, Defendant should engage in illegal conduct, or conduct that is in violation of his/her conditions of release (examples of which include, PLEA AGR.EEMENT/ CR0-0J RSM 0 UNION STREET, SUITE 00 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 0-0 (0) -0

but are not limited to: obstruction of justice, failure to appear for a court proceeding, criminal conduct while pending sentencing, and false statements to law enforcement agents, the Pretrial Services Officer, Probation Officer or Court), the United States is free under this Agreement to seek a sentence that takes such conduct into consideration, Such a sentence could include, to the extent the United States Sentencing Guidelines are applicable, a sentencing enhancement or upward,departure.. Completeness of Agreement. The United States and Defendant acknowledge that these terms constitute the entire Plea Agreement between the parties. This 0 Agreement only binds the United States Attorney's Office for the Western District of Washington. It does not bind any other United States Attorney's Office or any other office or agency of the United States, or any state or local prosecutor. Dated this day of August, 00. 0 RICHARD W. GIBSON Defendant PAULA DEURSCH Attorney for Defendant FLOYD G. SHORT Assistant United States Attorney SUSAN LOITZ Assistant United States Attorney PLEA AGREEMENT/ CR0-0 RSM 0 UNION STREET, SUITE 00 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 0-0 (0) -0

INSTRUCTIONS FOR PAYING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS PRIOR TO SENTENCING Special Assessments paid prior to sentencing must be paid to the CJerk, United States District Court. Special Assessments must be paid by a first party, certified, or cashiers check or a money order. No second party checks will be accepted. No post-dated checks will be accepted. II DATE: All checks must be made out in U.S. dollars to "Clerk. U.S. District Court. All checks or money orders must be accompanied by the attached form entitled. "Plea Agreement Special Assessment Payments." The entire form must be filled out or the Clerk, United States District Court. will not accept the payment. PLEA AGREEMENT SPECIAL ASSESSMENT PAYMENT " TO: I~ FROM: II CASE NAME: CLERK. U.S. DISTRlCT COURT ATTN: INTAKE TEAM U.S. v. CASE DOCKET NUMBER: DEFENDANT'S NAME: 0 SINGLE OR MULTIPLE DEFENDANTS: Single TOTAL SPECIAL ASSESSMENT PER DEFENDANT AS SET FORTH IN THE PLEA AGREEMENT: $00 PLEA AGREEMENT/ CR0-0 RM 0 UNION STREET, SUITE 00 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 0-0 (0) -0