"Essential to public confidence in the judiciary is the assurance that justice is not for sale and that legal disputes will be resolved by fair and impartial judicial officers."
Committee for Economic Development, in a U.S. Supreme Court brief signed by Wal-Mart, Pepsico, Intel and Lockheed Martin
Committee for Economic Development, in a U.S. Supreme Court brief signed by Wal-Mart, Pepsico, Intel and Lockheed Martin
Campaign Disclosure Resources
- "Citizens United: Silver Linings and Opportunities," Bert Brandenburg Article, American Constitution Society blog, Jan. 21, 2010
- "Corporate Campaign Spending: Giving Shareholders a Voice," report by Brennan Center for Justice, Jan. 27, 2010
- "A Comprehensive Disclosure Regime in the Wake of the Supreme Court’s Decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission," report by Sunlight Foundation
- “Indecent Disclosure,” 2007 report, National Institute on Money in State Politics
- “Hidden Rivers,” 2006 report, Center for Political Accountability
- “Writing Reform: A Guide to Drafting State & Local Campaign Finance Laws (2008 Revised Edition),” report by Brennan Center for Justice
- “Attacks on Campaign Finance Transparency Continue,” 2008 article, Huffington Post, Ciara Torres-Spelliscy, Brennan Center for Justice
- Campaign Finance Guide, Campaign Legal Center
- Campaign Disclosure Project, a project of the UCLA School of Law, the Center for Governmental Studies, and the California Voter Foundation, supported by The Pew Charitable Trusts
