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Equality Utah, Et Al, Pseudonyms Order
Equality Utah, Et Al, Pseudonyms Order
PROTECTIVE ORDER
Defendants.
ii.
Disclose: Disclose shall mean show, divulge, reveal, produce, describe, transmit,
or otherwise communicate, in whole or in part, a copy, or any summaries of the
referenced materials or documents.
iii.
Document: Document shall have the broadest meaning permissible under the
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and shall include, without limitation, all
documents and electronically stored information as defined in Rule 34 of the
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, all writings, recordings, and photographs
as defined in Rule 1001 of the Federal Rules of Evidence, and any information
stored in or through any computer system or other electronic or optical data
storage device.
iv.
v.
Minor Plaintiffs: Plaintiffs John Doe, James Doe, and Jane Doe.
vi.
Plaintiffs Guardians: Minor Plaintiffs next friends, parents, and legal guardians
Janet Doe, Justine Doe, and Jessie Doe.
2. Minor Plaintiffs shall proceed in this action under the pseudonyms John Doe, James Doe,
and Jane Doe. Plaintiffs Guardians shall proceed in this action under the pseudonyms
Janet Doe, Justine Doe, and Jessie Doe.
3. At the request of Defendants Counsel, Plaintiffs Counsel shall disclose Minor Plaintiffs
true identities and addresses to Defendants Counsel.
4.
5. All Court personnel who learn Minor Plaintiffs or Plaintiffs Guardians true identities or
have access to Identifying Information are prohibited from further disclosing such
information.
6. Any individual to whom disclosure of Minor Plaintiffs or Plaintiffs Guardians true
identities or Identifying Information is made shall first read the Protective Order and
confirm he or she understands the Protective Orders contents. After disclosure is made,
these individuals shall not further disclose Minor Plaintiffs or Plaintiffs Guardians true
identities or Identifying Information.
7. All documents filed with the Court that contain Minor Plaintiffs or Plaintiffs Guardians
true identities or Identifying Information shall be filed under seal. The Parties shall use
Minor Plaintiffs and Plaintiffs Guardians pseudonyms in all publicly-filed documents.
8. Failure by any person to comply with the terms of this Protective Order may subject the
violator to a finding of contempt of court.
After Defendants have made an appearance, they can, by motion, seek amendment of this
Protective Order, if desired.
SO ORDERED:
Brooke C. Wells
United States Chief Magistrate Judge