The public generally has a right to access court records, including in civil cases—a right that is intended to “protect[]The public’s right to monitor and […]
Many police officers, or former police officers, sue for their name to be removed from EES. The state trial courts permit such lawsuits to go […]
“Sir,” began the letter. The submission of free individuals to the executive power of government is nothing more than compliance with laws they have made. […]
The letter started with “Sir.” The submission of free individuals to the executive power of government is nothing more than compliance with laws they have […]
It is a case of Doe v. Town of Lisbon (D.N.H.), which stemmed from police officer Doe’s being fired—wrongly so, he claims—and being placed on the “Exculpatory […]
In Chief Judge Beryl Whatell’s opinion Plaintiff v. Verizon Communications, Inc.Just made a decision today Plaintiff seeks to proceed under pseudonym in the instant action […]
Start at Doe v. Board of RegentsToday, Judge Gershwin drain (E.D.) ruled in favor of the motion. Mich.; I posted about the motion to temporarily […]
Yes. Held Chief Judge Beryl Whatell (D.D.C.). In Doe v. American Univ.2019 I found the following: Pseudonymous Litigation Law article.) The courts are divided on whether student accuseds […]
Orders placed since yesterday: Anonymous litigation is usually disfavored. Plaintiffs in this case have not justified anonymity. OPER. P. 10. 2004). This is the case. Doe […]
