Plaintiff in NYU law review discrimination case may remain anonymous

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Written By Laura Yoder

A white, heterosexual, male law student who sued New York University claiming that its law school's flagship law review gives preference to women and minorities in violation of U.S. law may proceed with his case anonymously, at least for now, a Manhattan federal judge has ruled.

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