The law, in its majesty, bars the individual and the corporation alike from camping out while assembling for redress of grievances.
The law, in its majesty, allows the individual and the corporation alike to spend money on political ads.
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Laurie Silvers & Mitchell Rubenstein Distinguished Professor of Law
University of Miami School of Law
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I never have grasped why equal treatment of the weak and the powerful is regarded with such contempt. It’s not like, should the law abandon said majestic indifference, it’s going to replace it with bias in favor of the weak. Equal treatment is the best deal the weak are going to get.