Alan Dershowitz

Alan Dershowitz's Old Comments About Impeachment Come Back To Haunt Him

He claims abuse of power isn't impeachable. But 20 years ago, he said something very different.
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Schiff, Nadler Slam Trump Team's Defense That 'Abuse Of Power' Isn't Impeachable

The impeachment managers on Sunday rejected what they described as "absurdist" and "ignorant" legal claims made by Trump's defense team.
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Dems Gear Up To Make Case For Trump's Removal

House Democrats have until Saturday to submit their legal brief outlining their case for removing President Trump.
By Eric Tucker and Zeke Miller, AP

Trump’s Impeachment Legal Team Comes Together

President Donald Trump’s legal team for his upcoming impeachment trial includes controversial defense attorney Alan Dershowitz and Ken Starr.
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Jeffrey Epstein Accuser Says He Used Hidden Cameras To Film 'Private Moments'

Maria Farmer said these pinhole cameras were hidden around his New York mansion, in bedrooms and even bathrooms.
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Alan Dershowitz Sued Epstein Accuser Virginia Giuffre. Then Her Attorney Sued Him.

'Round and 'round we go.
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'Creepy Dershowitz' Trends And You Really Don't Want To Know Why

Alan Dershowitz probably should've kept this to himself.
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New Jeffrey Epstein Accuser Goes Public To Target Dershowitz In Defamation Suit

"I challenge my false accusers" to accuse me in public, the famed lawyer said in December over allegations he took part in Epstein's sex ring.
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Jim Acosta Schools Trump In The Constitution After His Weird 25th Amendment Rant

Twitter users have a civics lesson for Trump after his latest complaint.
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Harvey Weinstein's Lawyers Fight Against Recent Sex Trafficking Rulings

Two federal judges in New York ruled that sex trafficking laws can be used in lawsuits against the disgraced movie mogul.
By Larry Neumeister, Associated Press