Washington State to Appeal Decision on Secrecy of Petition Signers

On September 11, the Washington State Attorney General’s office said it will ask the 9th circuit to countermand the September 10 decision in Doe v Reed. That is the case in which a U.S. District Court that said names and addresses of petition signers should not be made public, and that the law that mandates that they be made public is probably unconstitutional.


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Washington State to Appeal Decision on Secrecy of Petition Signers — 2 Comments

  1. Hopefully it goes all the way to the supreme court and every state and jurisdiction will have to respect the people. The people to petition for redress of grievances without fear of prosecution or persecution from the government or people. We have been a republic for 233 years and this should have been settled law since day one. The secretary of state of Washington and the HOMOSEXUAL lobby should be ashamed of themselves.

  2. So the Washington SoS supports letting those that signed the petition to be open to persecution eh?

    This is a perfect example of fascism right here. The Brownshirt tactics of the homosexual lobby is outright disgusting!

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