Corporations Are "Persons" But Lack "Personal Rights"

Thursday, December 1, 2011
A Review of Statutory Construction and the Limits of Corporate Personhood Based on the United States Supreme Court Case of Federal Communications Commission v. AT&T (2011)

Corporations Are "Persons" But Lack "Personal Rights"

Article by Alyssa L. Razook discusses "Corporate Personhood" rights and limitations.

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