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California requires all nonprofit organizations who solicit donations in the state to disclose the names and addresses of major donors to the California attorney general’s office on an annual basis, even though it has no compelling need for the information and has historically handled it with great negligence. This has unnecessarily opened up donors to harassment and intimidation for engaging in activity protected by the First Amendment.
Religious Freedom
The Supreme Court Will Hear This Important Donor Privacy CaseToday, the Supreme Court announced it would hear Thomas More Law Center's case. This is good news for anyone who donates to a nonprofit organization.
Culture
Cases to Watch as the Supreme Court Enters the Second Half of Its 2020-2021 TermThe Supreme Court enters the second half of its term January 11 with many important cases yet to be decided and more waiting to see whether the justices will accept them for review.
Religious Freedom
Supreme Court Wrap Up: How Did Religious Liberty Do This Term?People of faith have much to celebrate and many reasons for hope.
Religious Freedom
A.M. v. FrenchPublic, nonreligious private, and home-schooled high-school students can attend college classes, but not students from private religious schools
Religious Freedom
Updegrove v. HerringADF attorneys filed suit on behalf of a Virginia wedding and special-event photographer challenging a Virginia Law
Religious Freedom
Uzuegbunam v. PreczewskiADF attorneys represent censored Christian student in lawsuit
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John Bursch
Senior Counsel, Vice President of Appellate Advocacy
John Bursch is vice president of appellate advocacy and senior counsel with Alliance Defending Freedom.
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