Agency for Int'l Development v. Alliance for Open Society Int'l, Inc.

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• concluding that federal funding condition that \demand[ed] that funding recipients adopt-as their own-the Government's view on an issue of public concern\ violated First Amendment
• holding that the First Amendment prevents the government from forcing a private organization to profess publicly a viewpoint not held by the organization
• holding that the First Amendment prevents the government from forcing a private organization to profess publicly a viewpoint not held by the organization
• concluding that certain restrictions on funding recipients’ speech were unconstitutional conditions by analyzing the restrictions under heightened scrutiny
• concluding that speech uttered involuntarily by legally separate affiliates may be attributed to respond- ents if the affiliates are “clearly identified” with respond- ents
• holding that the government could not require organizations to adopt a policy opposing prostitution in order to receive government funds

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