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The case helps illustrate why the legal rules surrounding when parties can litigate under pseudonyms are so important.

rules an Arizona appellate court, rejecting defendants' claims that the case was moot, and wasn't timely filed.

From Judge Vince Chhabria's opinion Friday in Doe v. Eating Recovery Center LLC (N.D. Cal.): The California Invasion of Privacy… The post "The Language of [the California Invasion of Privacy Act] Is a Total Mess," Which Gets "Bigger as the World Continues to Change" appeared first on Reason.com.

"The fact that disclosure means Plaintiffs 'could be deemed litigious' or that future employers 'may treat Plaintiffs' association with this litigation as a red flag' is not sufficient to allege a substantial privacy interest."

From Thursday's decision by Magistrate Judge Elizabeth Preston Deavers in Doe v. Ohio Supreme Court: Plaintiff alleges that the Universal… The post No Pseudonymity for Plaintiff Claiming Bar Exam "Has a Disparate Impact on African Americans" appeared first on Reason.com.

From yesterday's order by Seventh Circuit Judges Diane Sykes, Frank Easterbrook & Michael Brennan in Doe v. M.S.: Plaintiff seeks… The post No Pseudonymity for Police Being Sued or for Inmate Suing Alleging They Identified Him as Informant appeared first on Reason.com.

Two friends leave the UK and head to Turkey on their way to marry Islamic State jihadis in this spirited drama directed by Nadia Fall

From Mead v. Rockford Public School Dist., decided today by Judge Paul Maloney (W.D. Mich.): Plaintiffs Dan and Jennifer Mead… The post Suit Against School District for "Actively Concealing" School's Referring to Girl With "Masculine Name and Pronouns" Can Go Forward appeared first on Reason.com.

From Chief Judge James Boasberg (D.D.C.) yesterday in Doe v. Rollins: Plaintiffs … worked at the Department of Agriculture in… The post No Pseudonymity for Plaintiffs Challenging Government's Cancellation of DEI Jobs appeared first on Reason.com.