Epstein Secrets

d employing "clickbait" in an article about him. Lawrence Lessig, the legal scholar and political activist,

convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. But Lawrence Lessig, a Harvard Law professor, has been trying." The story, which includes an interview with Lessig, references an essay he wrote arguing that institutions like MIT are right to keep certain donations private. But he argues that he was not making

money from people like Epstein, a convicted sex offender who was facing trial for sex trafficking when he was found dead in his jail cell last year. Lessig says that his point was that if an institution is going to take money from criminals or unsavory figures, then the donor should remain anonymous. "

d employing "clickbait" in an article about him. Lawrence Lessig, the legal scholar and political activist,

money from people like Epstein, a convicted sex offender who was facing trial for sex trafficking when he was found dead in his jail cell last year. Lessig says that his point was that if an institution is going to take money from criminals or unsavory figures, then the donor should remain anonymous. "

convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. But Lawrence Lessig, a Harvard Law professor, has been trying." The story, which includes an interview with Lessig, references an essay he wrote arguing that institutions like MIT are right to keep certain donations private. But he argues that he was not making

f the money laundering trial of Sanovas Inc. CEO Lawrence Gerrans on Monday, telling a San Francisco jury t

wing trial testimony about news coverage of his fee fight with a former counsel and a related court decision. Read full article » Harvard Law Prof Lessig Sues NYT For 'Clickbait Defamation' Harvard Law School professor Lawrence Lessig launched what he called a "clickbait defamation" action against Th