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If you aren't identified you can't defend yourself, which I assume would be an issue. I'd expect that the ruling can only stick for the one named defendant, unl
by wongarsu 3y ago
If you aren't identified you can't defend yourself, which I assume would be an issue. I'd expect that the ruling can only stick for the one named defendant, unless the names of the other accused become known as the lawsuit progresses.
- wakawaka28 3y ago[dead]
- jessamyn 3y agoI believe part of the issue is that the other John Does may be people in other countries (according to the lawsuit) which may add to the issues with identifying and/or charging them.