EagleTribune.com, North Andover, MA  October 9, 2012  Letter:
What other rights might apply to corporations?  The Eagle-
Tribune  ---- — To the editor:  Michael Bleiweiss’ recent letter
to the editor (“Corporations must not have the same rights as
people,” Oct. 4) caused me to wonder what the recent Supreme
Court decision means, if carried to its logical conclusion.  By
granting “personhood” to U.S. corporations by way of unlimited
“free speech”, (i.e. unlimited financial donations in political
campaigns) does the court now make available a series of
protected “rights” as articulated in the 27 amendments to the
Constitution. For example:  Does the Second Amendment now allow
for corporations to own and carry arms in order to form
militias? If so, what types of arms, and for what purpose?  Does
the Fourth Amendment now add a new level of protection for
corporations when it comes to investigations, searches and
seizures?  Does the Fifth Amendment now protect corporations
from both double jeopardy and self-incrimi