FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Luo - Caught on Camera

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I wrote in October about the decision by Magistrate Judge Michael Hegarty in Luo v. Wang: Plaintiff requests that the Court [redact certain documents]…. [Plaintiff] alleges that she faces "harassment and violence" but does not connect any specific harm of harassment or violence to the currently public documents. She cites…

From Luo v. Wang [UPDATE: link fixed], decided today by Judge Regina Rodriguez (D. Colo.): Plaintiff first objects to Magistrate Judge Hegarty's oral order during Plaintiff's September 22, 2022 deposition to answer questions regarding Plaintiff's travel to and in the United States. Magistrate Judge Hegarty states in his Recommendation that:…

From Luo v. Wang, just decided this morning by Magistrate Judge Michael Hegarty (D. Colo.): Plaintiff requests that the Court [redact certain documents]…. Intervenor Volokh continues to argue that documents filed unrestricted should stay in the public record … (citing Gunn v. WCA Logistics, LLC (D. Colo. 2016) [Hegarty, J.]…