Lorenzo Riboni LAW ’22 is a 2020 Law & Public Policy Scholar, a Weisman Fellow, and a Conwell Scholar at Temple University Beasley School of Law, where he serves as the President of the Federalist Society. He is a native of San Diego, California and completed his bachelor’s degree in the administration of justice with Magna Cum Laude honors at the University of Pittsburgh.
Mr. Riboni is a Non-commissioned Officer in the United States Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps where he serves in a reserve status. Prior to law school, he served in the Military Police Corps. In 2014, he deployed to Afghanistan as a member of the Rule of Law Development Team’s personal security, assisting in their mission of handing over operational and administrative control of the Parwan Detention Facility and Justice Center to the Afghan Government. In 2016, he served at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay where he was a detention specialist in the Behavioral Health Unit ensuring the safe, humane, legal, and transparent care, custody, and control of detainees.
Mr. Riboni’s policy interests include immigration, the preservation of the right for individual citizens to bear arms, and policing in the United States. During the summer of 2020, Mr. Riboni is working at the Department of Justice in the Aviation, Space & Admiralty Litigation Section in addition to writing a policy proposal advocating for the targeted consolidation of small and under-performing police departments throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.