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Nabiha Syed is a 2010 graduate of Yale Law School, a 2007 graduate of Johns Hopkins University, and is completing a degree in Comparative Media Law from Oxford, which she attended as a Marshall Scholar. She is currently the First Amendment Fellow for the New York Times.

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