A federal ‌judge has determined that an ⁣accuser of Sean “Diddy” Combs, who previously remained anonymous under the name‌ Jane Doe, cannot continue her civil lawsuit without disclosing her identity.

According to court documents, the⁤ individual referred to as Jane Doe must‍ reveal‍ her ‍identity; otherwise, her case could⁢ be ‌dismissed.

In a decision announced⁢ on Wednesday⁣ and reported by YSL News on Thursday,⁤ Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil‍ highlighted that the key issue is whether Jane⁤ Doe’s significant need for privacy surpasses ​the traditional​ expectation of openness‍ in court ​proceedings.

Earlier this⁢ month, Jane Doe filed⁢ a lawsuit claiming that Combs sexually assaulted her when she was 19 years old at a hotel in Manhattan.In 2004, a judge commented on ‍a case involving a plaintiff identified as Jane Doe. She has chosen​ to pursue legal action against a well-known individual, claiming that this person engaged in terrible ‌behavior two decades ago. The judge​ emphasized​ that “defendants have the right to⁣ defend themselves,” and also highlighted​ “the public’s right to know who is utilizing the legal system.”A federal judge has decided ‍in favor of a Jane ⁢Doe plaintiff who accused someone of‍ wrongdoing.In a legal case⁤ concerning Sean “Diddy” Combs, a judge has stated that ⁣the plaintiff ‍must disclose her identity or⁣ risk having her lawsuit thrown out. YSL News has attempted to get a statement from⁣ the plaintiff’s attorneys, but Combs’ representatives have chosen not ‍to comment.

The lawsuit was submitted by an anonymous individual in the Southern District of New York and is among numerous lawsuits filed against the prominent music figure since last November. Recently, Texas attorney Tony…Buzbee has ‍revealed a series of new ⁣allegations⁢ against Combs, which include the claims from Jane Doe and⁣ more ‌than 100 other individuals that his firm intends to represent.

Recently, the artist known for “I’ll Be Missing You” was taken into‌ custody by federal agents at ⁤a hotel in Manhattan. This action followed two federal raids focused on him as part of an investigation into sex trafficking. Currently, ‍he is incarcerated in⁢ New York after being denied bail on two occasions and will remain there until his trial, which is set to take place in May ‍2025.Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is facing accusations of sexually assaulting a minor and committing multiple rapes in several new civil lawsuits. ⁣A judge named Vyskocil has stated that the accuser, referred to as Jane⁣ Doe,​ must submit her lawsuit ​under her own⁢ name by November 13; otherwise, it will‍ be thrown out.In her⁤ initial lawsuit, the⁣ plaintiff claims she encountered Combs during a ⁤photoshoot. He then invited her and a ‌friend to his hotel for a private party.

Once they arrived at the hotel, Jane Doe‌ states that she was taken to a bedroom where Combs purportedly became “aggressive” towards her and her friend,​ allegedly​ stating he would “forcibly” touch them.

According ⁢to her allegations, he⁣ pressured the friend’s participation in oral sex by threatening their lives. Jane Doe ​also asserts that Combs coerced her into​ undressing with threats of violence and proceeded to “fondle, molest, and ultimately rape Ms. Doe,”⁢ despite her pleas for ‌him to stop.