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cblr-8479	Dalia T. Mitchell	Business as Usual: Hobby Lobby and the Purpose of Corporate Rights	2021	53	.pdf	application/pdf	18035	793	49	When, in the 1970s, the U.S. Supreme Court began granting corporations liberty rights, its decisions were informed by the managerialist paradigm; managers were empowered to determine corporate actions, including those affecting the liberty rights of others. But these same advantages also allow corporations “to use ‘resources amassed in the economic marketplace’ to obtain ‘an unfair advantage in the political marketplace,’” a distortion that the government had a compelling interest in preventing.236 Notably, Justice William Brennan in concurrence emphasized that the law “protect[ed] dissenting shareholders of business corporations . . .	cache/cblr-8479.pdf	txt/cblr-8479.txt