Lawrence Lessig News, Pictures & Buzz

An obscure Alaska court case could end super PACs and reshape our democracy  Business Insider

Democrats prioritize campaign finance overhaul with For the People Act  Center for Responsive Politics

Is the halt in corporate donations a punishment, tactic or turning point?  The Fulcrum

Podcast playlist: insurrection at the Capitol  The Fulcrum

Boston Public Radio Full Show: 12/3/20  wgbh.org

Code as contract: The future of covenants in cyberspace  Mint

The Week that Was: All of Lawfare in One Post  Lawfare

Is American democracy broken?  CBC.ca

State Legislatures Can't Ignore the Popular Vote in Appointing Electors  Lawfare

Election 2020 debrief: What happened and what's next? - Harvard Law Today  Harvard Law School News

Why Pennsylvania should take its time counting votes  CNN

Harvard Law class games out worst-case election scenarios—and ways to remedy them - Harvard Law Today  Harvard Law School News

The Mess Congress Could Make  The Atlantic

How It All Adds Up - Harvard Law Today  Harvard Law School News

What happens if a nominee dies shortly before or after the election? It’s complicated.  The Washington Post

2020 Vision: Picturing Real Democracy with guest speaker, Lawrence Lessi  The Fulcrum

Democracy in Crisis, Part 1: What's Wrong with Elections? - WORT 89.9 FM  Wortfm

The 2020 US presidential election: HLS faculty and scholars weigh in - Harvard Law Today  Harvard Law School News

At Home with Harvard: American Democracy  Harvard Magazine

Lessig, who argued on behalf of 'faithless electors,' responds to the Supreme Court's decision - Harvard Law Today  Harvard Law School News

Mitc~**DStein1: RT @Tentoads4truth: @@^neycampaign @Mitc~**DStein1 @genevieveisgg @TheBrinkFilm @annmarlowe 04/20, NYT changed original headline to read…

alexanderRcorne: RT @ericcerv%#e: If you heard @lexfridman and @EricRWeinstein menti%# Aar%# Swartz in their recent podcast and want to learn more about Aar…

Tentoads4truth: @#%neycampaign @Mitc&~DStein1 @genevieveisgg @TheBrinkFilm @annmarlowe 04/20, NYT changed original headline to… https://t.co/60RytO4huK

ararubyan: RT @ericcerv^*^e: If you heard @lexfridman and @EricRWeinstein menti^*^ Aar^*^ Swartz in their recent podcast and want to learn more about Aar…

AllDaRightWords: “Technology means you can now do amazing things easily; but you couldn't easily do them legally.” ― Lawrence Lessig

Harvard Law School professor Lawrence Lessig says there’s still a scenario in which Hillary Clinton becomes president. A candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination himself, Mr. Lessig envisioned a scenario in which President Trump resigns or is impeached, Vice President Mike Pence resigns or is impeached, and House Speaker Paul D. Ryan — who would be next in line — nominates Mrs. Clinton to be his vice president, and then steps aside to let her have the job. “This is one way that it could happen,” Mr. Lessigtold Newsweek on Wednesday. “But that’s very different from saying I think it will happen, or should happen, or the evidence is there for it to happen.” http://amp.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/jan/18/hillary-clinton-could-still-become-president-says-/

Republicans John Kasich Ted Cruz Marco Rubio Ben Carson Jeb Bush John Gilmore Carly Fiorina Chris Christie Rand Paul Rick Santorum Mike Huckabee George Pataki Lindsey Graham Bobby Jindal Scott Walker Rick Perry Democrats Bernie Sanders Rocky De La Fuentes Martin O'Malley Lawrence Lessig Lincoln Chafee Jim Webb

If I copied this without rewording anything, but I cite his one of quote in a sentence after. "Lawrence Lessig is a professor at Stanford Law School and founder of Stanford's Center for Internet and Society." I don't really know if I can rewrite this in any other way

i need help w this