First Choice Women’s Resource Centers, Inc. v. Davenport · ¶35

Start with the Attorney General's subpoena. It told First Choice: “You are hereby commanded to produce” a variety of documents, including ones “sufficient to Identify donations made to First Choice by any means other than through” one webpage. Pet. App. 89a, 110a. The subpoena defined the term “Identify” as requiring First Choice to provide each donor's “(a) full name; (b) present or last known address; (c) phone number; [and] (d) present or last known place of employment.” Id., at 98a. Twice, the subpoena warned First Choice that “[f]ailure to comply with this Subpoena may render you liable for contempt of Court and such other penalties as are provided by law.” Id., at 90a.

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