Henry Lien is a second-year law student at Stanford Law School. He is currently enrolled in the Cyberlaw Clinic and is a Student Fellow at the Center for Internet and Society.
Henry majored in Computer Science at Yale University and spent two years prior to law school working for the startup company Coremetrics. In the summer of 2006, he worked as a legal intern at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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