Tilton v. Moye

How courts have described this case

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• holding trial court's order of production of ministry's contributor lists unconstitutional when requests were aimed at persons sharing particular beliefs and the harm alleged was that contributors could be subpoenaed for questioning
• holding trial court’s order of production of ministry’s contributor lists unconstitutional when requests were aimed at persons sharing particular beliefs and the harm alleged was that contributors could be subpoenaed for questioning
• ministry claimed that court order requiring it to produce list of contributors would infringe on contributors First Amendment rights by subjecting them to threat of subpoena for questioning
• ministry claimed that court order requiring it to produce list of contributors would infringe on contributors First Amendment rights by subjecting them to threat of subpoena for questioning

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