Larry Lessig

Mentioned in 4 analyzed podcast episodes across 2 shows

A Harvard Law School professor and legal scholar who hosts "The Law, such as it is" podcast. He is known for his expertise in constitutional law and institutional legal processes, frequently discussing cases involving procedural fairness and legal rights. He has been involved in analyzing high-profile cases and has appeared on major podcasts to discuss constitutional matters and legal reform.

Appears On

On with Kara Swisher The Law, such as it is

Episode Appearances

On with Kara Swisher · Feb 26, 2026

Why ‘Playing It Safe’ In Your Career Doesn’t Pay with VC Bill Gurley

“Legal scholar; Swisher interviewed him about case that could kneecap Citizens United ruling”

Career passion vs. economic security trade-offRegulatory capture in tech and venture capitalAI disruption and workforce reskilling

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The Law, such as it is · Jan 30, 2026

Dismantling "Allegation 4"

“Harvard Law School professor hosting podcast; defends Gino's innocence and critiques university's procedural failures”

Academic Misconduct Allegations and Due ProcessTenure Revocation Procedures at UniversitiesData Integrity and Version Control in Research

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The Law, such as it is · Nov 17, 2025

Dismantling "Allegation 2"

“Podcast host and legal scholar analyzing Gino case; argues institutional bias and procedural failures led to wrongful conviction”

Academic misconduct investigation proceduresDue process in tenure revocation hearingsForensic data analysis and metadata investigation

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The Law, such as it is · Sep 18, 2025

How you know when a process has too many lawyers

“Podcast host and legal analyst examining the tenure revocation process; volunteered to help with case after hearing committee decision”

Academic Misconduct Investigation ProceduresTenure Revocation ProcessesExpert Report Substitution in Disciplinary Proceedings

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