Corporations

are Legal Juridical "People" sometimes- a weird legal fiction.

    But do they get 'conscience rights?" There are corporate and Non Profit educational Plaintiffs suing for their 'conscience rights' under the First Amendment. Who do they go to for Confession? Are conscience rights something institutions have or should there have been actual people as plaintiffs in the HHS suits? Like the people responsible for signing off on the budgets maybe?  Are they going to get hit with sanctions for filing actions for First Amendment rights of Corporations on Freedom of Religion grounds? Are these personal individual rights or corporate rights or non profit rights as such?

    Corporations and Non Profit statutes did not exist under state incorporation statutes and current corporate law at the time the Constitution was written so their exact configurations could not have been what was meant by the First Amendment as their existence depends and relies on their State incorporation statutes.

   Did someone screw up by not naming individual plaintiffs? Or will this legal fiction get to slide as far as the fiction of corporate personhood. Law Review article writers ready your pens. Its going to be a long ride.