U.S. Supreme Court
Sep. 11, 2009
Court Poised to Undo Limits on Corporate Campaigning
In a high-profile campaign finance case over an anti-Hillary Clinton movie, the U.S. Supreme Court appeared Wednesday to be inching towards striking down restrictions on independent corporate-funded speech prior to federal elections.




Daily Journal Staff Writer WASHINGTON - In a high-profile campaign finance case over an anti-Hillary Clinton movie, the U.S. Supreme Court appeared Wednesday to be ready to strike down restrictions on independent corporate-funded speech in federal elections. Based on questioning by the justices and their prior positions on First Amendment issues, most court-watchers believe there are five justices willing to vote that the publi...
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