Pro-Palestine UCLA protesters want to hide their identities in court
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Pro-Palestine protesters affiliated with UCLA are seeking to keep their identities anonymous in a lawsuit they filed against the University of California Board of Regents. The motion was submitted in Los Angeles Superior Court ahead of a September 11 hearing. The lawsuit involves 33 plaintiffs and highlights tensions on campus regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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Filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, hearing set for Sept. 11.
The request comes ahead of a September 11 hearing.
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A request to hide identities was filed in Los Angeles Superior Court.
The Independent- Filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, hearing set for Sept. 11.
- 33 plaintiffs sue UC Board of Regents.
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Loaded language removedThe request, filed Friday in Los Angeles Superior Court ahead of a Sept. 11 hearing, comes in a lawsuit brought by 33 plaintiffs against the University of California Board of Regents
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A request to hide identities was filed in Los Angeles Superior Court.
The IndependentThe request comes ahead of a September 11 hearing.
The IndependentThe lawsuit is brought by 33 plaintiffs.
The IndependentThe lawsuit is against the University of California Board of Regents.
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