Dahlia Lithwick doesn't see why not: Polls show that 80 percent of the country hated the Citizens United decision, overturning several precedents and some major campaign finance law when it first came down and they still hate the ru...

Fred Wertheimer comments....

The one-two combination of Justice John Paul Stevens’ impending retirement and his recent angry dissent in the much-ballyhooed free speech case Citizens United v. F.E.C. has created an aura of fond remembrance around the geri...

Unless you've bee living under a rock lately, you've heard about the Citizens United decision by the Supreme Court, which reiterated corporate personhood in certain circumstances -- specifically with regards to political campaign fu...

Citizens United menaces “Citizens United against Citizens United” [David Post, Volokh] Tags: trademarks Related posts Zwebner lawsuits on Internet posts (2) When you hear “monster”, they want you to think of them (6) Web d...

David Post blogs....

WIFE OF SUPREME COURT JUSTICE AIMS TO GAIN FROM CITIZENS UNITED: The Supreme Court shook up the world of money-in-politics when it opened to doors to increased corporate spending in the case Citizens United v. Federal Election Commi...

In light of the Citizens United decision, people are demanding a transformation. With our passion and energy we can build a popular movement to co-create the democracy we've been promised.

So here’s a cute little trademark dispute. Those stalwart defenders of free speech, Citizens United, apparently are not so crazy about being on the receiving end of the First Amendment’s free speech guarantee. The group, which as ...

CRS has issued a report, "Legislative Options After Citizens United v. FEC: Constitutional and Legal Issues." Ciara Torres-Spelliscy has written this Roll Call oped, "Shareholder Consent is Key in Political Spending." The CLC Blog o...

Citizens United is launching a $600,000 ad campaign. (CNN) – Another political organization is readying to flood the television airwaves this week as House members get set to take a final vote on the health care reform bill. Citi...

In Citizens United v. FEC, five members of the Supreme Court granted business corporations First Amendment rights on the ground that corporations are "associations...

If the climate in Washington was intrinsically hostile to corporate power, the Supreme Court would not have ruled as it did on the Citizens United case.

First there was Korean birth tourism, where pregnant Korean women would come to the United States as tourists in order to ensure their babies were U.S. citizens. Then Tucson hospitals started offering "birth packages" to expectant M...

A CNN article by Jeffrey Toobin asserts, among other things, that The political effect of, if not motivation for, the [Citizens United] decision was clear: Citizens United looks to be a big win for Republicans, who are the likely be...

(First published at The New Republic) There has been a growing fury about the Supreme Court's decision in the Citizens United case, but much of...

David Gans blogs....

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts last week lashed out at President Obama for his State of the Union criticism of the court's Citizens United ruling -- the line where Associate Justice Samuel Alito shook his head and mouthed ...

Later this month, citizens of the United States will take part in the 2010 Census, an event aimed at helping the government learn more about the people it's trying to serve. We're d...

Virginia Thomas, the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, has begun a conservative lobbying group that plans to exploit the Citizens United decision to raise and spend money on elections without restriction. "I am an ordin...