Prop 8 proponents back in court in campaign finance disclosure dispute Sexy wives wants horny sex sex ladies October 14, By Thomaston The proponents of California’s Prop 8, ProtectMarriage, are back in federal court, this time with election lawyer Bopp. They argued at the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday in an attempt to avoid disclosure of their donors to the campaign to pass Prop 8. According to ProtectMarriage, anti-marriage equality activists have continued to receive death threats and have faced vandalism even after the US Supreme Court’s decision in that left in place a district court’s ruling striking down the measure. A district court judge had declined to seal the records:. District Judge Morrison England of Sacramento refused to seal the contribution records and said most of the reported incidents could be attributed to predictable excesses by both sides in a bitterly fought campaign. He said a small number of alleged violent acts and threats had been referred to and prosecutors. In his November ruling, England also noted that the Prop. 8 campaign raised more than $40 million and got over 7 million votes. By contrast, he said, the. Supreme Court had reserved confidentiality for “small, persecuted groups whose very existence depended on some manner of anonymity,” like the Socialist Workers Party during the Cold and the NAACP in the segregated South. The Ninth Circuit panel seemed skeptical of sealing the names, pointing out that the donor list was already made public and is on the internet: “They’ve got all this information on the Internet. You want us to ignore it?” asked Judge Smith. “How can this court redress the grievance that you have?” asked Judge Ikuta. By ordering the state to remove the names from its website and seal its files, and by granting an exemption for future elections, replied Bopp, lawyer for Prop. 8′s main sponsors, a conservative religious coalition ed Protect Marriage. He said the organization expects to take part in additional “campaigns regarding protecting marriage.” CONTINUES . FULL STORY: