22 USC Ch. 11: Front Matter
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22 USC Ch. 11: Front Matter
From Title 22-FOREIGN RELATIONS AND INTERCOURSECHAPTER 11-FOREIGN AGENTS AND PROPAGANDA

CHAPTER 11-FOREIGN AGENTS AND PROPAGANDA

SUBCHAPTER I-GENERALLY

Sec.
601.
Repealed.

        

SUBCHAPTER II-REGISTRATION OF FOREIGN PROPAGANDISTS

611.
Definitions.
612.
Registration statement.
(a)
Filing; contents.
(b)
Supplements; filing period.
(c)
Execution of statement under oath.
(d)
Filing of statement not deemed full compliance nor as preclusion from prosecution.
(e)
Incorporation of previous statement by reference.
(f)
Exemption by Attorney General.
613.
Exemptions.
(a)
Diplomatic or consular officers.
(b)
Officials of foreign government.
(c)
Staff members of diplomatic or consular officers.
(d)
Private and nonpolitical activities; solicitation of funds.
(e)
Religious, scholastic, or scientific pursuits.
(f)
Defense of foreign government vital to United States defense.
(g)
Persons qualified to practice law.
(h)
Agents of foreign principals.
614.
Filing and labeling of political propaganda.
(a)
Copies to Attorney General; statement as to places, times, and extent of transmission.
(b)
Identification statement.
(c)
Public inspection.
(d)
Library of Congress.
(e)
Information furnished to agency or official of United States Government.
(f)
Appearances before Congressional committees.
615.
Books and records.
616.
Public examination of official records; transmittal of records and information.
(a)
Permanent copy of statement; inspection; withdrawal.
(b)
Secretary of State.
(c)
Executive departments and agencies; Congressional committees.
617.
Liability of officers.
618.
Enforcement and penalties.
(a)
Violations; false statements and willful omissions.
(b)
Proof of identity of foreign principal.
(c)
Removal.
(d)
Repealed.
(e)
Continuing offense.
(f)
Injunctive remedy; jurisdiction of district court.
(g)
Deficient registration statement.
(h)
Contingent fee arrangement.
619.
Territorial applicability of subchapter.
620.
Rules and regulations.
621.
Reports to Congress.