This Supreme Court Case, decided in 2010, that corporations have free speech rights that are protected by the First Amendment, thereby allowing unlimited spending by corporations in the election process.

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The Supreme Court Case that decided corporations have free speech rights that are protected by the First Amendment, thereby allowing unlimited spending by corporations in the election process is Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission. Buckley v. Valeo dealt with campaign finance regulations, Brown v. Board dealt with desegregation in schools, and Bush v. Gore dealt with the disputed 2000 presidential election.

This Supreme Court Case, Decided in 2010, That Corporations Have