&#62; Not in a criminal court.<p>Because a corporation isn't a person, and can't commit felonies. If it could, it'd be tried in criminal court.<p>&#62; The board of directors, actually, or, even more accurately, whoever holds a controlling share of the corporation.<p>Yes, they have free speech, just as any minority shareholder as well and managers and all employees. The latter just don't have the same access to spend company resources on said speech.