Accuser in Jason Kidd Sexual Battery Case Loses Her Bid for Anonymity

A judge has denied an aspiring model's request to restrict her singularity secret in her progenitive battery suit against basketball star Jason Kidd. The cleaning woman's desire to avoid "embarrassment" is a "plainly scarce" instruct conducive to invoking New York lay Rights Law 50-b, the find held. Using around with names "runs afoul" of the known's veracious of access to judicial proceedings, and anonymity should be restricted to situations where a plaintiff faces a "risk of retaliatory physical or mental harm," the judge said.