The Latest Breaking News from Jane Doe

“I grew up with the name Tina, and just recently I found out that my real name is Jasmin Ramos,” said one of the two sisters who were abandoned as babies.

In 1989, a woman was found murdered in the Arizona desert, and known only as a "Jane Doe.” Her two young daughters vanished without a trace. Decades later, the sisters – who had no idea they were even missing – have been found alive. Andrea Cavallier reports the case as…

Exclusive: “The system absolutely failed our client,” attorney Trina Realmuto told The Independent

‘Our client endured the unimaginable – she was the victim of sexual violence, harassment, and blatant retaliation from executives who sadly chose to shield abusers, rather than protect employees,’ the accuser’s lawyer told The Independent.

Jimmie Allen has lost a lawsuit which alleged he sexually assaulted a woman after he failed to comply with court-imposed deadlines and orders.

"After the lawsuit was filed, Desbordes' [Druski's] counsel sent Plaintiffs' counsel evidence, including debit card records and phone records, showing that it was virtually certain that Desbordes was in Georgia at the time of the alleged rape, and thus could not have participated in the assault." "Yet, at the hearing…

From Thursday's decision by L.A. Superior Court Judge Gary Roberts in Doe v. A La Carte Productions, LLC: The… The post Risk of Professional Blacklisting in Hollywood Can't Justify Pseudonymity in Lawsuit Against Production Company appeared first on Reason.com.

From Doe v. Jewell, decided Friday by Fifth Circuit Judge Patrick Higginbotham, joined by Judges Don Willett and James Ho:… The post No Qualified Immunity as to Allegations that Pre-K School Principal Failed to Respond to Sexual Molestation of Student by Teacher appeared first on Reason.com.

The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression is seeking an injunction that would protect noncitizens at The Stanford Daily from arrest and removal because of their published work.