Constitutional Law
Apr. 5, 2012
We the Corporations?
An artificial entity cannot learn some ultimate truth about itself by spending money to promote or oppose political candidates. By Jessica Levinson of Loyola Law School
While the Republican presidential nominee and the ultimate victors of contests throughout the nation may be unknown, one thing is clear: the 2012 election will break campaign fundraising records. This is the first presidential election since the Supreme Court's fateful decision in Citizens United v. FEC. Since that decision, there has been a proliferation of campaign spending, most notably by so-called "Super PAC" organiza...
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