Like James Otis, this man refuted William Pym's claims of colonial dependence on Britain using the penname "Clarendon", and in his published debate with "Massachusettensis" Daniel Leonard, this man argued a junto was enslaving the colonies under the penname "Novanglus".
This man argued that Parliament's financing of colonial judges would lead to Crown influence on the judiciary in a published debate with William Brattle in 1773. Like James Otis, this man refuted William Pym's claims of colonial dependence on Britain using the penname "Clarendon", and in his published debate with "Massachusettensis" Daniel Leonard, this man argued a junto was enslaving the colonies under the penname "Novanglus". His writings shaped the Constitution of North Carolina, after William Hooper and John Penn requested a sketch of his views, which were published by Richard Henry Lee as the treatise Thoughts on Government. Several of this man's works include the phrase "government of laws, and not of men", including the 1780 Constitution of Massachusetts, which he helped to write. Another quote attributed to this man, "Facts are stubborn things" came during his defense of 8 British soldiers who had fired into a crowd, the Boston Massacre. For 10 points, name this early patriot leader and 2nd US president. 
This man argued that Parliament's financing of colonial judges would lead to Crown influence on the judiciary in a published debate with William Brattle in 1773.
John Adams [prompt on partial answers] 