Moments ago I found news articles which are consistent (though which possibly don't collaborate) the following claim of the one identified as "A PIMO Elder at Bethel". "They are actively taking steps to go on the offensive rather than having
to constantly defend themselves in court. They even began a campaign of
reaching out to local government officials in certain regions in hopes
of politicking and garnering favor with the community."
The articles are based upon a press release by the Jehovah's Witnesses headquarters, and it appears that the press release was sent to multiple countries. The following are links to some of the articles.
-https://milwaukeecourieronline.com/index.php/2022/06/04/milwaukee-residents-reflect-on-the-impact-of-a-2002-historic-supreme-court-ruling-as-20th-anniversary-nears/
- https://www.city-sentinel.com/faith/as-twentieth-anniversary-of-historic-u-s-supreme-court-ruling-in-watchtower-v-village-of/article_4f154d76-e73e-11ec-abe4-836295bf714e.html
- http://www.virginislandsdailynews.com/news/jehovah-s-witnesses-to-host-webinar-on-20th-anniversary-of-landmark-ruling/article_bb0a71f3-f9d4-5fb4-9f4b-b6dd5072e1ae.html
The first article in the above list says "For more information on the Stratton case, go to www.jw.org and type Stratton in the search field."
The second article in the above list says the following.
'For more information on the Stratton case, go to www.jw.org and type Stratton in the search field.
This
legal victory, drawn from the U.S. Constitution and long-established
precents, is one of more than 250 rulings in cases brought by Jehovah’s
Witnesses in high courts around the world that have expanded the rights
of people of all religious faiths. “It's hard to
point to any organization, let alone a religious organization, that has
had such a profound impact on the shaping of constitutional law over
many decades in the Supreme Court," said Harvard professor McDaniel.'
The third article in the above link is is dated June 16, 2020 (a Thursday) and it has the title of "Jehovah’s Witnesses to host webinar on 20th anniversary of landmark ruling". It says the following.
"Attorneys, media personnel and
ordinary citizens will have a chance to learn more about a Supreme Court
ruling allowing Jehovah’s Witnesses to go door-to-door in communities
nationwide.
... A panel of four speakers from the
Religious Freedom Clinic at Harvard Law School will be featured on the
live-stream program to ascertain what impact the precedent-setting
ruling had on free speech, if government can restrict or regulate people
going door to door, whether government has the right to regulate
certain door to door activities to maintain safety, and if municipal
leaders can be held liable if they attempt to regulate door to door
activities.
The program is
designed for attorneys, government officials, academics, students, and
constitutional advocates, Rivera said, but is specifically accredited as
a Continued Legal Education program in 11 jurisdictions.
No registration required, and to view the free seminar beginning at 1 p.m. Friday visit https://www.legallearningstudio.com/events/watchtower-stratton/."
The JW activity mentioned at https://www.jehovahs-witness.com/topic/5088010727587840/avoid-upcoming-cult-apologists-conference is also consistent with the above stated claim of "A PIMO Elder at Bethel". David DOCKSTEADER (Jehovah’s Witnesses Public Information Department, Ontario, Canada) is said to have been scheduled for the 2022 Center for Studies on New Religions Conference (which was for yesterday, June 16, 2022).
