OPRA Plaintiff Cannot Proceed Anonymously

A.A. v. Gramiccioni, ___ N.J. Super. ___ (App. Div. 2015).  It is unusual for a plaintiff to be permitted to use only initials in filing a complaint.  As Judge Simonelli explained in this opinion, “[a]bsent a statute or court rule mandating anonymity in court proceedings, a litigant must show good cause to proceed anonymously or […]

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