Taking Sides at the Supreme Court: Groups Submitting Views in Telemarketing Case
March 6, 2003 | Read Time: 1 minute
Following are nonprofit organizations, charity regulators, and others that have filed briefs in
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support of the State of Illinois in the Supreme Court case, Ryan v. Telemarketing Associates:
- AARP
- Council of Better Business Bureaus and BBB Wise Giving Alliance
- Federal Trade Commission
- Forty states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico
Following are organizations that have filed briefs in support of Telemarketing Associates:
- Association of Fundraising Professionals, Association of Direct Response Fundraising Counsel, Council for Advancement and Support of Education, Direct Marketing Association and DMA’s Nonprofit Federation, Direct Marketing Association of Washington, Direct Marketing Fundraisers Association, National Catholic Development Conference, and National Health Council
- Disabled American Veterans
- Free Speech Defense and Education Fund, Conservative Legal Defense and Education Fund, American Target Advertising, Eberle Communications Group, Gun Owners Foundation, English First, Lincoln Institute for Research and Education, and Citizens United Foundation
- Independent Sector and 55 other nonprofit organizations, including the Advocacy Institute, Maryland Association of Nonprofit Organizations, and YMCA of the USA
- Public Citizen, American Charities for Reasonable Fundraising Regulation, and 174 other nonprofit organizations, including America’s Second Harvest, Girls Incorporated, and Mothers Against Drunk Driving
- Thirty-two commercial fund raisers and fund-raising consultants
Legal briefs filed in this case are available on the Web site of the American Charities for Reasonable Fundraising Regulation, http://www.charity-reg.org.