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Access Denied! The Case for Extending Full First Amendment Protection to Proxy Speech Under Citizens United
By Christina Karam
A publicly traded corporation wishes to spend funds to publicize its views against a proposed constitutional amendment imposing a graduated personal income tax.1 The majority of the company’s board of directors believes that the proposed amendment would adversely affect earnings by shrinking the disposable income of individuals available for the purchase of the company’s products. . . . Read More
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