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Among others at the news conference were Richard Myles, a plaintiff, whose neck was fractured in the crash.
The press release and the Web site were scuttled, and lawyers even considered dropping Mr. Alli in favor of a plaintiff whose offense was less serious.
Anthony DeMarco, the lawyer for the plaintiff whose civil case led to the release of the documents on Monday, said the files show that Cardinal Mahony was corresponding regularly with his lieutenants about priests accused of sexually abusing minors.
"We're a tiny town," said Elizabeth Mauran, a plaintiff whose family still has the original share an ancestor received in 1753 as one of 86 founders of the library.
But the Legal Aid lawyer, Ms. Kelleher, said after the hearing that she had received hundreds of letters from the Social Security Administration, each notifying the Legal Aid Society that another plaintiff whose case was unresolved had died.
In one celebrated case, Clément Bayard v. Coquerel (1913), the Court of Compiègne, lending judicial authority for the first time to the theory of abuse of rights, awarded damages to a plaintiff whose balloon had been destroyed by "spite structures" erected by the defendant on his own land and ordered the offending spikes to be taken down.
DeKoe and Kostura are among the plaintiffs whose suits are now before the Supreme Court.
There has also been significant tension among the plaintiffs, whose number grew to eight this year.
Accordingly, civil rights lawyers seek out plaintiffs whose grievances reflect larger injustices, and activists rally around people who symbolize pervasive social problems.
Mr. Smith, one of two of the plaintiffs whose cases were still within the statute of limitations, received a settlement of $2,000, he and Mr. Conway said.
The two front rows of the public gallery were full of mostly Dutch co-plaintiffs, whose relatives died in Sobibor and who will be able to question Demjanjuk.
