Externs will engage in legal and policy research to aid litigation and advocacy initiatives centered on free speech, privacy rights, and transparency in government. Responsibilities include contributing to the drafting of reports, court filings, and demand letters, alongside active participation in departmental meetings and interactions with policymakers. Eligible candidates should be currently enrolled in a law school or pursuing a graduate degree in a related discipline such as Computer Science, Public Policy, or Political Science. A keen interest in the convergence of civil liberties, technology, and privacy is essential for applicants.
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