In the 2021 Case Americans for Prosperity Foundation V

In the 2021 case Americans for Prosperity Foundation v. Bonta, the Supreme Court held:

A) California may not require charities soliciting contributions in the state to disclose the identity of their major donors.
B) The disclosure requirement unconstitutionally burdened donors' First Amendment rights and was not narrowly tailored.
C) Although it was convenient for the state to have donor information "close at hand," mere administrative convenience did not justify the burden on donors' rights.
D) Measures such as a subpoena offered a more tailored approach to investigating fraud.
E) All of the above.