John Doe's lawyers appeal to Supreme Court to keep identity secret in GPS tracker case

Person Accused of Tracking Mayor Hillary Schieve Wants to Stay Anonymous

(Reno, NV) — The person accused of illegally tracking Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve’s car is asking to remain anonymous. The person is taking their bid to keep their identity hidden to the U.S. Supreme Court. The court could decide whether the person has a right under the First Amendment to stay anonymous. Last month, the Nevada Supreme Court ordered a private investigator to disclose the name of the person who hired him to plant a tracking device …

John Doe's lawyers appeal to Supreme Court to keep identity secret in GPS tracker case

Last month, the Nevada Supreme Court unanimously issued a ruling that the First Amendment does not protect 'John Doe' in the case.

GPS tracker update: John Doe seeks delay in revealing name pending US Supreme Court appeal

Man behind spying on Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve was set to be unmasked, but emergency petition was filed asking Nevada justices for delay.

GPS case: John Doe seeks US Supreme Court appeal before name revealed