A lawsuit alleging Sean Reyes tried silencing Tim Ballard’s critics has been dropped. Here’s why.

And attorneys for Ballard asked a judge to exclude several exhibits from a separate lawsuit, alleging plaintiffs had stolen privileged information.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes and Tim Ballard, founder of Operation Underground Railroad, pose for a photo at the group's "Share Our Light" gala in Salt Lake City, Saturday, November 5, 2016. A woman has dropped her lawsuit against Reyes that alleged the attorney general tried silenceing her criticism of Ballard and OUR.

A lawsuit alleging Sean Reyes tried silencing Tim Ballard’s critics has been dropped. Here’s why.

And attorneys for Ballard asked a judge to exclude several exhibits from a separate lawsuit, alleging plaintiffs had stolen privileged information.

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