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Rick Plasmati | ... | Judge Nathaniel M. Gorton |
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Preston Plourd | ... | Stanford Student #1 |
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Phillip Misenti | ... | Protestor |
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Shawn Mcclintock | ... | Aaron Swartz |
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David Piktelis | ... | Officer Ryan Fisher |
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Wildred Krenis | ... | Carmen Ortiz |
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Melissa Fidler | ... | Courtroom Cinematographer |
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Kara Benson | ... | Taren Stinebrickner-Kauffman |
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Mandy the Dog | ... | Self |
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Joey Rugar | ... | Secret Service Agent Michael Pickett |
Aaron Swartz, an internet activist and co-founder of Reddit struggles with continuing his activist role as he becomes a target of the United States Department of Justice after downloading files in an MIT basement closet.
