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A lawyer representing a U.S. Marine named Doe claims that his client's family was doxxed and harassed after plaintiff Jane Doe’s lawyers mistakenly used his address in court filings related to a sexual assault lawsuit at Cornell University. The incorrect filing, which incorrectly linked him to the accused, led to death threats against his family and public exposure of their personal information. Attorney Elliot Hallak is urging Judge Phaedra Perry-Bond to remove the erroneous address from the record to protect his client’s safety.
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A lawyer for a U.S. Marine named Cornell Jane Doe's lawyers mistakenly identified as one of the defendants has reported that his client and his family have been doxxed, threatened, and harassed. The incorrect filing included the marine’s home address instead of the actual accused fraternity member's address. Attorney Elliot Hallak wrote to New York Judge Phaedra Perry-Bond requesting the erroneous filing be removed from public records to mitigate the damage. Although Doe's lawyers acknowledged the mistake and filed a corrected document, the initial error remained accessible online, causing ongoing distress for the marine’s family. The marine “has never been to Cornell University” and was stationed in North Carolina during the time frame of the alleged 2024 gang rape mentioned in Doe's lawsuit.
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A lawyer for a U.S. Marine with the same name as one of the former Cornell University fraternity members named in a civil lawsuit says his client's family has been doxxed, threatened and harassed after plaintiff Jane Doe's lawyers incorrectly used his address in place of the accused's in court filings.
asserted
lawyers → name → filings
Attorney Elliot Hallak wrote to New York Judge Phaedra Perry-Bond asking for the filing with his client's address to be stricken from the record "to alleviate the fallout" for his client and his client's family.
asserted
filing → write → client
Doe's lawyers acknowledged the error and filed an amended document using the correct person's address, however, the incorrect filing remained publicly available, which left his client's family exposed, Hallak wrote.
asserted
Hallak → acknowledge → family
"The continued inclusion...of an incorrect address...is causing great hardship to the family of an active United States Servicemember who has absolutely no connection or involvement to this matter," Hallak wrote.
asserted
Hallak → continue → matter
His client "has never been to Cornell University" and was stationed in North Carolina during the 2024 alleged gang rape central to Doe's lawsuit, Hallak wrote.
asserted
Hallak → station → lawsuit
However, after filings in the case listed his address for the defendant with the same name, his family was harassed and received death threats, and their phone numbers were published online, according to Hallak.
uncertain
numbers → list → Hallak
Doe's lawsuit has sparked protests and vandalism at the school, and at least one other person with the same name as one of the defendants has also reported being harassed by strangers as a result.
asserted
person → spark → result
Doe reported allegations of sexual assault to university police on Nov. 8, 2024, telling investigators that she was attacked between 11 p.m. on Oct. 19 and 5:45 a.m. on Oct. 20 at the Chi Phi fraternity house.
asserted
she → report → house
She also alleges she had been pressured into snorting ketamine.
asserted
she → allege → ketamine
The school suspended the fraternity and disciplined some of the accused students, but no criminal charges were filed.
asserted
charges → suspend → students
The lawsuit names seven former Chi Phi members, including one with the same name as Hallak's client, as well as the fraternity and affiliated entities, Cornell University, Doe's own sorority and a local bar where she alleges she was served drinks underage.
asserted
she → name → drinks
In another new filing, Moonies Bar and Nightclub is asking for a change of venue out of New York City and into Tompkins County, where the allegations outlined in the lawsuit and many of the defendants are based.
asserted
allegations → ask → defendants
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has assigned Attorney General Letitia James to open an investigation into the case.
asserted
Hochul → assign → case
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