The Supreme Court says people who signed a petition to repeal Washington state’s gay rights law do not have the right to keep their names secret from the public. Read the court opinion and concurring and dissenting opinions.
Judge: Public release of petition names would make case moot August 12, 2010
Domestic partners petition names shielded for now August 11, 2010 25Justices: Names can be released June 25, 2010 3Referendum 71 signature case pits privacy, disclosure April 26, 2010 5Gay-partnership foes challenge campaign laws October 27, 2009 2Justice blocks release of R-71 petition names October 20, 2009
R-71 supporter signatures remain shielded September 11, 2009
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