Alec Greven is an American JD candidate at the University of Chicago Law School in Chicago, Illinois. He is a former Research Fellow at the Institute for Free Speech with a Master of Public Policy degree from the University of Oxford. Alec’s work focuses on the right to free expression and public assembly. He first began writing about free expression issues in college while researching student speech and due process rights. His writing has appeared in the Richmond Times-Dispatch and The Arizona Republic, and has been featured on syndicated radio. Alec has a forthcoming law review article on the dangers of selective enforcement in the Oklahoma Law Review.