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Plaintiffs requested that the campaign produce internal documents that relate to the purpose and intent of the amendment and the development of political messages during the campaign. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit and separately moved to stay the proceedings in the district court.
Stating that the proponents were unlikely to succeed in this appeal Walker rejected the stay request on October 23.[38] Regardless the proponents continued to assert a First Amendment privilege over these documents a sampling of which Walker reviewed privately.[39] On December 11 2009 the Ninth Circuit overturned Walker\\\s ruling saying that the release of the documents "would likely have a chilling effect on political association and the formulation of political expression" in a unanimous opinion by Raymond C.



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