The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a New Jersey pregnancy center can challenge a state subpoena seeking its donor information, marking a significant...

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a New Jersey pregnancy center can challenge a state subpoena seeking its donor information, marking a significant First Amendment decision. The ruling allows the case to proceed in federal court and sends it back to lower courts for further review.In a 9-0 opinion, Justice Neil Gorsuch said the subpoena raised serious constitutional concerns involving freedom of association. The demand for records was issued by New Jersey officials as part of an investigation tied to a “Reproductive Rights Strike Force,” The Western Journal reported.“The First Amendment guarantees all Americans the rights to speak, worship, publish, assemble, and petition their government freely,” Gorsuch wrote. “Each of these rights necessarily carries with...

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a New Jersey pregnancy center can challenge a state subpoena seeking its donor information, marking a significant First Amendment decision. The ruling allows the case to proceed in federal court and sends it back to lower courts for further review.In a 9-0 opinion, Justice Neil Gorsuch said the subpoena raised serious constitutional concerns involving freedom of association. The demand for records was issued by New Jersey officials as part of an investigation tied to a “Reproductive Rights Strike Force,” The Western Journal reported.“The First Amendment guarantees all Americans the rights to speak, worship, publish, assemble, and petition their government freely,” Gorsuch wrote. “Each of these rights necessarily carries with...