TRIGGERnometry Alan Dershowitz Tells Truth About Trump Trial, Epstein, OJ & Harvard
May 15, 2024
Alan Dershowitz, a renowned lawyer and former Harvard Law School professor, shares insights from his decades of high-profile legal work. He discusses the politicization of the judicial system in Donald Trump's trials and the societal implications of public distrust. The conversation also delves into justice versus revenge in the context of O.J. Simpson, critiques of diversity policies in academia, and the complexities surrounding sexual assault allegations tied to Jeffrey Epstein. Additionally, Dershowitz highlights crucial societal issues, including the rise of anti-Semitism and education quality.
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Trump's New York Case
- Donald Trump's New York case seems absurd, based on a minor misdemeanor with an expired statute of limitations.
- The prosecution is attempting to connect this misdemeanor to the 2016 election to revive the case.
Weaponizing Justice
- Weaponizing the criminal justice system against political opponents is dangerous, regardless of political affiliation.
- This sets a bad precedent that could be used against anyone in the future.
Defending Trump
- Dershowitz faced backlash for defending Trump, with people comparing him to Nazi figures like Goebbels.
- He emphasizes the importance of understanding a criminal defense lawyer's role, similar to a doctor treating any patient.