Citizens United v. Federal Election Comm'n, 558 U.S. 310 (2010)

Subjects (LLC): First Amendment; Political Speech; Judicial Restraint; Antidistortion Rationale; Shareholder Protection; Campaign Finance; Federal Election Commission (f.e.c.); Disclosure Requirements; Anticorruption Interest; Electioneering Communication; Mccain-feingold Act; Elections and Politics; Facial Challenges; Human Rights and Civil Liberties; Unions; Expenditure Limits; Freedom of Speech; Stare Decisis; Corruption; Strict Scrutiny; Hillary: the Movie; Shareholders; Nonprofit Corporations; Election Law; Censorship; Compelling Interest; Corporate Political Spending; Corporate Expenditure Ban; Corporations and Associations; Constitutional Law; Political Advertising; Political Action Committee (p.a.c.); Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of (b.c.r.a.); Speech Restriction; As-applied Challenges

Subjects (SCDB): Campaign Spending (cf. Governmental Corruption):; First Amendment