Doud v. Hodge

How courts have described this case

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• where the case depended on “resolution of a legal question” more than “plaintiff’s credibility or recitation of facts,” “the inconvenience to defendants should be relatively low” because pseudonymous plaintiff would “make himself known to the court and counsel to the defense”
• where the case depended on “resolution of a legal question” more than “plaintiff’s credibility or recitation of facts,” “the inconvenience to defendants should be relatively low” because pseudonymous plaintiff would “make himself known to the court and counsel to the defense”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).