Paul Ohm …

                                 Paul Ohm
                      University of Colorado Law School
                                   401 UCB
                             Boulder, CO 80309
                    (303) 492-0384 (o); (303) 746-3248 (m)
                              (303) 492-1200 (f)
                           paul.ohm@colorado.edu
                             www.paulohm.com


ACADEMIC       University of Colorado Law School, Associate Professor, 2006 ­ present
EXPERIENCE        Courtesy Joint Appointments:
                  Interdisciplinary Telecommunications Program, Associate Professor
                  Center for Science and Technology Policy Research, Faculty Affiliate


PROFESSIONAL   United States Department of Justice, Computer Crime and Intellectual
EXPERIENCE     Property Section, Trial Attorney, 2001 ­ 2005

               Hon. Betty Binns Fletcher, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit,
               Law Clerk, 2000 ­ 2001

               Hon. Mariana Pfaelzer, U.S. District Court for the Central District of
               California, Law Clerk, 1999 ­ 2000

               RAND Corporation, Computer Programmer, 1994 ­ 1996


EDUCATION      UCLA School of Law, J.D., 1999; UCLA Law Review, Articles Editor;
               Benjamin Aaron Award; Jerry Pacht Prize

               Yale University, B.S., Computer Science, B.A., Electrical Engineering, 1994


PUBLICATIONS   The Myth of the Superuser: Fear, Risk, and Harm Online 41 U.C. DAVIS L.
               REV. ___ (forthcoming 2008).

               Good Enough Privacy, 2008 CHI. L. F. ____ (forthcoming 2008).

               What Lies Between Privacy and Security: The Problem with Justification
               Standards (in process).

               Legal Issues Surrounding Network Monitoring Research, 2007
               PROCEEDINGS OF THE INTERNET MEASUREMENT CONFERENCE (invited
               paper) (with Doug Sicker and Dirk Grunwald).

               The Olmsteadian Seizure Clause, 2007 STAN. TECH. L. REV. ___
               (forthcoming 2007).
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           The Analog Hole and the Price of Music: An Empirical Study, 5 J.
           TELECOMM & HIGH TECH. L. 573 (2007) (with Doug Sicker and Shannon
           Gunaji).

           Forum Commentary, The Fourth Amendment Right to Delete, 119 HARV.
           L. REV. F. 10 (2005).

           Parallel-Effect Statutes and E-Mail "Warrants": Reframing the Internet
           Surveillance Debate, 72 GEO. WASH. L. REV. 1599 (2004).

           Comment: On Regulating the Internet: Usenet, a Case Study, 46 UCLA L.
           REV. 1941 (1999).



COURSES    University of Colorado Law School
              Criminal Procedure (Investigative), Introduction to Intellectual
              Property, Copyright, Computer Crime

           George Washington University School of Law (Adjunct)
              Computer Crime

           American University, Washington College of Law (Adjunct)
             Computer Crime

           UCLA (Collegium of University Fellows)
              Cyberlaw: The Bill of Rights and the Internet

           U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Legal Education
               Basic Computer Crime, Computer and Telecommunications
               Coordinators Seminar


RELEVANT   ABA Task Force on Transaction Surveillance, Member, 2007 ­ Present
SERVICE
           Pro Bono Legal Representation, Attorney Advisor, Hepting v. AT&T (EFF
           litigation relating to NSA Wiretapping), 2006 ­ 2007

           University Service
              University of Colorado, Committee on University Discoveries, Member
              (2006 ­ present)

           Law School Service
              Chairperson, Technology Committee (2006 ­ present)
              Faculty Advisor, Journal on Telecommunications & High Technology
                  Law, (2006 ­ present)
              Faculty Advisor, Asian and Pacific American Law Students
                  Association, University of Colorado Chapter (2007 ­ present)
              Member, Website Redesign Committee (2006 ­ present)
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NOTABLE         "Good Enough Privacy," Invited Speaker at Chicago Legal Forum
PRESENTATIONS   Symposium on "Law and Networks," October 28, 2007

                "Legal Issues in Network Monitoring Research," Invited Speaker at
                Internet Measurement Conference, October 26, 2007

                "What Lies Between Privacy and Security: The Problem with Justification
                Standards," Telecommunications Policy Research Conference, September
                29, 2007

                "The Olmsteadian Seizure Clause," Stanford Technology Law Review
                Symposium, Jan. 28, 2007

                "ECPA, 10 Years From Now," University of San Francisco Law Review
                Symposium, Oct., 28, 2006

                "The Myth of the Superuser," Telecommunications Policy Research
                Conference, Oct. 1, 2006

                "The Myth of the Superuser," Intellectual Property Scholars Conference,
                Aug. 11, 2006.

                "The Myth of the Superuser," Princeton/NYU Spyware Workshop, March
                17, 2006


CONFERENCES     The Web and the West, Silicon Flatirons, March 20, 2007 (panelist on "The
ORGANIZED       Democratic Impulse" panel)

                Re-examining Open Source and Community Development, Silicon
                Flatirons, March 5, 2007 (organizer and moderator)

                The Digital Broadband Migration 2007, Silicon Flatirons, Feb. 11, 2007
                (moderated panel on Network Neutrality)

                The Challenges of Information Management, Silicon Flatirons, March 13,
                2006 (panelist on Data Security panel)

                The Digital Broadband Migration 2006, Silicon Flatirons, Feb. 19, 2006
                (moderated panel on DRM)


EMPIRICAL       Software Regulation Clearing House, Silicon Flatirons 2005 ­ present
PROJECTS        (Director) Kauffman Foundation Grant

                Altlaw.org, 2006 ­ present, Co-Founder (with Tim Wu, Columbia Law)