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First Choice Women’s Resource Centers, Inc. v. Davenport · ¶10

In all, the Attorney General demanded production of 28 categories of documents (categories that themselves included as many as 29 subcategories). Most relevant for our purposes, the subpoena directed First Choice to disclose documents refecting the names, phone numbers, addresses, and places of employment of all individuals who had made “donations . . . to First Choice by any means other than through” one specific webpage. Id., at 98a, 110a. Effectively, that demand required First Choice to provide personal information about donors who gave through two other websites, through the group's various social media pages, by mail, in person, or by any other means. See id., at 95a–101a, 110a. The subpoena sought documents about donations received over the span of multiple years—beginning “from January 1, 2021” and extending “to the date of [First Choice's] response.” Id., at 91a.
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