In the 1958 case of NAACP v.Alabama,the Supreme Court recognized "privacy in one's association" when it prevented the state of Alabama from:

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In NAACP v. Alabama, the Supreme Court ruled that the state of Alabama could not use the NAACP's membership list in their investigations as it violated the privacy in one's association. This decision established the right to associate freely and privately without fear of government intrusion and contributed to the development of First Amendment protections for anonymous speech and association.

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