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Judge allows Cornell lawsuit plaintiff to remain anonymous

A judge ruled that Jane Doe may remain anonymous in the Cornell case, citing the notoriety of the allegations and reports of malicious actors’ behavior. The accused men and their lawyers are barred from publicly discussing her identity.
WHO: A judge
WHAT: Ruled that Jane Doe may remain anonymous in the Cornell case and barred the accused men and their lawyers from publicly discussing her identity.
WHEN: Reported Oct 23, 2026 at 7:33 PM ET
WHERE: USA
WHY: The judge said the notoriety of the allegations and reports of malicious actors’ behavior warranted anonymity.

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