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The constitutionality of regulating corporate expenditures : a brief analysis of the Supreme Court ruling in Citizens United v. FEC -- Legislative options after Citizens United v. FEC : constitutional and legal issues -- Campaign finance policy after Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission : issues and options for Congress -- Testimony of Laurence H. Tribe ... -- Testimony of Monica Youn ... -- Supreme Court of the United States syllabus : Citizens United v. Federal Elections Commission.

Intro -- Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data -- Contents -- Preface -- The Constitutionality of Regulating Corporate Expenditures: A Brief Analysis of the Supreme Court Ruling in Citizens United v. FEC* -- Summary -- Background -- Lower Court Opinion -- Supreme Court Ruling -- Summary -- Analysis -- Dissent -- Impact on Federal Campaign Finance Law -- End Notes -- Legislative Options after Citizens United v. FEC: Constitutional and Legal Issues* -- Summary -- Background -- Impact of Citizens United on Current Federal Campaign Finance Law -- Legislation and Proposals in Response to Citizens United -- Increased Disclaimer Requirements19 -- Disclosure of Donors to 501(c) Organizations32 -- Shareholder Notification and Approval45 -- Restrictions on Foreign-Owned Corporations53 -- Foreign Corporations vs. Foreign-Owned Corporations under Election Law -- Redefining "Foreign Nationals" to Include Foreign-Owned Corporations -- First Amendment Rights -- Vagueness -- Conditioning Government Contracts or Grants on Forgoing Right to Political Speech95 -- "Unconstitutional Conditions" on the Receipt of Federal Funds -- Government Program Restrictions and "Government Speech" -- Governmental Interest Promoted by the Legislation -- Least Restrictive Means of Accomplishing Objective -- Other Government Interests or Narrower Tailoring Sufficient to Justify Restrictions Involving Government Contractors131 -- Taxation of Corporate Campaign-Related Expenditures145 -- Public Financing For Congressional Campaigns167 -- Constitutional Amendment174 -- End Notes -- Campaign Finance Policy after Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission: Issues and Options for Congress* -- Summary -- Introduction -- Background on Key Issues -- Legislative Action thus Far