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Look up any of his exchanges on Twitter with Renato Mariotti or Laurence Tribe, they're embarrassing.
You can go ahead and concede that I've backed up my accusations with evidence. :2wave:
https://lawandcrime.com/awkward/ala...ing-fox-news-lying-to-the-fbi-is-not-a-crime/
You're right, Dershowitz is not always correct on the law. However, he has always been a pro-defendant lawyer whose history of saying the same thing was overlooked by peers UNTIL he committed the sin of defending the legal rights of Trump and his associates. Surely if Dershowitz's views on impeachment and prosecutorial excess are unacceptable to CNN now - why weren't they unacceptable three, six, ten, or even 20 years ago during the Clinton administration?
I'm sure you have heard of situational ethics, right?
It think it clear by now to any disengaged person that CNN and MSNBC are not exactly champions of fact based journalism, and are as partisan as FOX and most other networks. So its no surprise that the hypocrisy of MSM journalism is in play, even if some folks in this thread fish for excuses on the sudden drought of Dershowitz appearances as a venerated contrarian voice.
Dershowitz is not always right, but he is almost always right on what the law says and should be. That prosecutors and/or the courts routinely distort or ignore the law is not news (e.g. "gross negligence" by Hillary Clinton), nor should it be news that Flynn's so-called lies were, in actuality, immaterial.