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Perhaps you should look into the Citizen's United court case. Who was the plaintiff? Hillary Clinton. And what was she seeking to accomplish? Prevent the rele
by stillsut 10y ago
Perhaps you should look into the Citizen's United court case.
Who was the plaintiff? Hillary Clinton.
And what was she seeking to accomplish? Prevent the release of a movie which criticized her political career.
- microtherion 10y agoHint: the case was named "Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission". What does that tell you about who the plaintiff was?
- dragonwriter 10y ago> Hint: the case was named "Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission". What does that tell you about who the plaintiff was? Very little, actually, because Supreme Court case title orders don't tell you who the plaintiff vs. defendant is, they tell you who filed the appeal from the case below. (However, it does tell you that Hillary Clinton wasn't the plaintiff, since she is neither "Citizens United" nor the "Federal Election Commission".) However, in this case, the plaintiff below was the appellant, so...