‘Dissident’ plaintiffs can’t speak for all members, LDS Church argues in seeking to block tithing lawsuit

Utah-based faith works to halt the sharing of evidence until a federal judge rules on an expected push to toss out the class-action case.

(Bethany Baker | The Salt Lake Tribune) The Church Office Building for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints towers over Temple Square in Salt Lake City in April 2024. The faith is fighting a class-action lawsuit against its tithing practices.

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‘Dissident’ plaintiffs can’t speak for all members, LDS Church argues in seeking to block tithing lawsuit

Utah-based faith works to halt the sharing of evidence until a federal judge rules on an expected push to toss out the class-action case.

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