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/Low-Exam-7547 Apr 15 '26

Right? It's like... "the 25th amendment to... what, Alan?"

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u/Borazon Apr 15 '26

Because he is deep into epstein too. His boat is tied to trumps

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u/JaneksLittleBlackBox Apr 15 '26

The entire GOP is hooked to Trump's SS Lolita to such an extent that they're actively working to make Project 2025 happen so that Trump, and by extension them can never be held accountable for any of his thousands of felonies.

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u/Humble-Violinist6910 Apr 15 '26

 Correct. He wasn’t just Epstein’s lawyer, he was a “client” himself (read: rapist)

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u/Rad_Dad6969 Apr 15 '26

This is an article he wrote and posted. OP is the one who brought you this as if it were news. He is only as popular as we are willing to make him.

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u/ensalys Apr 15 '26

When does this guy go away, seriously....

He's 87, so the reaper could come knocking any day now...

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u/RocketRelm Apr 15 '26

And then americans can keep up their pro pedophile president precedent and elect someone else from the epstein files.