Laura Moy is a faculty advisor for the Center. Professor Moy directs the Communications & Technology Clinic at the Institute for Public Representation at Georgetown Law. She has written, spoken, and advocated before federal agencies and Congress on a broad range of technology policy issues, including law enforcement surveillance, consumer privacy, security research, device portability, copyright, and net neutrality. Her current work focuses on policy issues at the intersection of privacy and the criminal legal system. In 2016, Laura served as Acting Director of the Communications & Technology Clinic and prior to that worked at New America’s Open Technology Institute and Public Knowledge. Laura completed her J.D. at NYU School of Law and her LL.M. at Georgetown. Before law school, Laura analyzed cell site location information for the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office. You can follow Laura on Twitter at @lauramoy.