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In an interview prior to the Conference on the Constitutional Convention, which took place on Sep. 24-25 at Harvard Law School, convention Co-Chair and HLS Professor Lawrence Lessig offered insight into the role a Constitutional Convention might play in addressing what he calls a "fundamental crisis in governance."
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