The US Supreme Court has not one justice with even the most basic technological literacy, yet will rule on matters more-and-more where technology is central to the case. It is imperative that your nominee have tech credentials. Harvard Law professor Lawrence Lessig is author of "Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace," the bible of technology law. He has argued cases before the Supreme Court. Larry recently made a truncated run for the Democratic nomination. To complete the circle, Larry began his law career as a clerk to the recently deceased justice Antonin Scalia, whose seat he will fill.
Education:
BA Economics & BS Management, Wharton
MA Philosophy, Cambridge UK
JD Law, Yale
Past Experience:
Board member, Electronic Frontier Foundation
Law professor, Stanford Law, Silicon Valley