Parents Appeal to Supreme Court, Doxing Donors, and Prayer Bans: September 15, 2025

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Listen to Napa Legal's Senior Counsel and Director of Content Frank DeVito discuss key legal and policy updates relevant to faith-based nonprofits with Joseph Clement each week.

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Listen to Napa Legal's Senior Counsel and Director of Content Frank DeVito discuss key legal and policy updates relevant to faith-based nonprofits with Joseph Clement each week.

Non-Profit

Business

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Parents Appeal to Supreme Court, Doxing Donors, and Prayer Bans: September 15, 2025

The Napa Legal Podcast

26 minutes 53 seconds

2 months ago

Parents Appeal to Supreme Court, Doxing Donors, and Prayer Bans: September 15, 2025

Welcome to the Napa Legal Podcast, where we discuss religious liberty through the perspective of faith-based nonprofits. This week Joseph Clement is joined by guest host David Kolenda (GCP 2024 Fellow) to discuss the following legal and policy updates:

1:36 Two parents are appealing to the Supreme Court after a public school refused to disclose conversations that staff had with their young daughter;

9:51 Arizona's law requiring nonprofit donors' names and address to be leaked is facing a challenge in the state's highest court;

19:47 Quebec's legislature plans to ban prayer in public.

Tags: Due Process clause, parental rights, social transitions, "shock the conscience" test, Constitutional law, religious liberty, donor privacy, campaign activity, Quebec secularism minister, free speech, human rights, First Amendment, charter of human rights, censorship.

The Napa Legal Podcast, September 15, 2025.