No Retroactive Pseudonymization for Frequent Litigant
From Magistrate Judge Michael Hegarty’s opinion Friday in Glapion-Pressley v. City & County of Denver (D. Colo.):
Plaintiff files her Motion in four civil actions that she has commenced in the federal District of Colorado:
(1) Glapion v. Castro, 14-cv-01699-MEH
(2) Glapion v. Jewell, 14-cv-03236-MEH
(3) Glapion-Pressley v. Denver, 19-cv-02806-RM-MEH
(4) Glapion-Pressley v. Denver, 21-cv-02362-RM-MEH
Plaintiff brought all of the above lawsuits alleging employment discrimination. All four were resolved in the respective defendants’ favor, and the cases were closed. Plaintiff appealed Case Nos. (1)-(3), which the Tenth Circuit affirmed. This Court notes that Plaintiff commenced two additional civil actions in the federal District of Colorado (which she does not identify in her Motion):
(5) Glapion v. Castro, 14-cv-03237-MEH,
(6) Glapion v. Janski, 21-cv-02812-GPG
Case No. (5) also concerned employment discrimination. For Case No. (6), Plaintiff alleged discrimination by the Arapahoe County Court magistrate judge who presided over a lawsuit in which she was a litigant. These two lawsuits also are closed, but Plaintiff did not appeal them….
[Plaintiff] asks to redact all personal-identifying information and to replace references to her name with her initials, “MRG”. In practical effect, Plaintiff asks to keep the fact that she litigated Case Nos
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