Coe v. United States District Court for District of Colorado

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• affirming order refusing physician’s request to proceed anonymously in federal suit to stop a professional disciplinary board from proceeding with a public hearing against him because the public’s right “to know all of the facts surrounding the formal proceedings” outweighed the privacy rights
• “There is no provision in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure for suit against persons under fictitious names . . . .”
• “There is no provision in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure for suit against persons under fictitious names . . . .”
• “There is no provision in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure for suit against persons under fictitious names . . . .”
• “There is no provision in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure for suit against persons under fictitious names, and there are likewise no provisions for anonymous plaintiffs.”
• “There is no provision in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure for suit against persons under fictitious names, and there are likewise no provisions for anonymous plaintiffs.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).