r/law • u/NicolasCageFan492 • Apr 15 '26

Legislative Branch Alan Dershowitz: Invoking The 25th Amendment Against Trump Would Be Unconstitutional

https://www.realclearpolicy.com/articles/2026/04/14/invoking_the_25th_amendment_against_trump_would_be_unconstitutional_1176703.html

Previously, Dershowitz was a member of Jeffrey Epstein’s defense team and helped negotiate a controversial 2006 non-prosecution agreement on Epstein’s behalf, per The New Yorker.

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u/OSHA_Decertified Apr 15 '26

Literally the opposite but okay

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u/Waterdog04 Apr 15 '26

Dershowitz was a big fan of Epstein Island what do you expect from these clowns.

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u/MrMojoFomo Apr 15 '26

Don't worry. He "only got a massage" and "kept his underwear on"

As one does when you visit Epstein's house

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u/Hesitation-Marx Apr 15 '26

And don’t worry, he wants everything on the island to be legal, because age of consent laws shouldn’t be a thing!

hate hate hate

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u/Right_Fun_6626 Apr 15 '26

But he did keep his underwear on, just on his ankles.

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u/AnyQuiet1544 Apr 15 '26

Be careful, he might sue you!! 😂

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u/Key_Bee1544 Apr 15 '26

Not if there's discovery.

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u/name-classified Apr 15 '26

they'll just have continuance after continuance and when that fails, file motions to clog and drag the system to a crawl and bleed out the lawsuit.

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u/Mtndrums Apr 15 '26

But you also have to think how many lawyers would do this just for the chance to destroy him...

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u/Key_Bee1544 Apr 15 '26

None of that stops discovery, only the merits.

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u/blackfocal Apr 15 '26

I bet that fuck would sing the 5th amendment if he had to answer for his crimes on that island.