First Choice Women’s Resource Centers, Inc. v. Davenport · ¶42

The Attorney General does not dispute much of this. He admits that a party suffering an “objectively reasonable chill” to its First Amendment associational rights has an injury in fact sufficient to give rise to Article III standing. See Brief for Respondent 1–3. He does not question that an official demand for private donor information can “objectively chill” a charity's protected First Amendment associational freedoms. See id., at 26–31.

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