“It certainly doesn’t have to be a crime,” Alan Dershowitz said in a 1998 media interview. The Harvard Law professor emeritus now contends impeachment "must be 'criminal-like' conduct, or conduct 'akin to treason and bribery.'"
January 21, 2020 at 11:39 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
Alan Dershowitz, the Harvard Law School professor emeritus, civil libertarian and defender of Donald Trump, wants the public to know he hasn’t changed his mind on what makes an impeachable offense. He’s just got a deeper understanding of history, he maintains now, ever since he declared, during the Bill Clinton impeachment trial, that impeachable conduct does not require a crime.
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