Three plaintiffs will be allowed to proceed anonymously in their suit against a western Pennsylvania school district that maintains a monument to the Ten Commandments in front of a public high school, a federal judge ruled.
The New Kensington-Arnold School District didn’t oppose the use of pseudonyms in this case, but it did move to strike from the record evidence that the plaintiffs had submitted to the court in support of their motion for anonymity, including screenshots from Facebook pages and emails to the plaintiffs’ lawyers with threats to those bringing the suit. Two of the anonymous plaintiffs are students at Valley High School.
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