Alan Dershowitz

"Because I did my job well – getting my client the best result possible – I have now become a target of efforts to destroy my reputation and career."

Alan Dershowitz represented convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein when he was sentenced more than a decade ago to what was generally considered an extremely light term.

Dershowitz is selling special counsel Robert Mueller’s report on his investigation with an introduction by the outspoken Harvard law professor himself.

"To bring down a duly elected prime minister on the basis of an expansive and unprecedented application of a broad and expandable criminal statute endangers democracy," Dershowitz wrote.

“The Senate Judiciary Committee needs to slow down and postpone its vote on the nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court until the FBI can investigate accusations against him."

Loyalty is a virtue. But when single-mindedness meets small-mindedness, loyalty curdles. That slavishness breeds the political methodology of totalitarianism.

Famed jurist's complaint began to gain traction this week, with notable figures mocking the academic on Twitter.

On the Late Show, Israeli-American actress says Trump's son-in-law was not a good student.

Dershowitz was in Israel last week to attend the opening of the United States Embassy in Jerusalem.

Trump, who reportedly has had trouble keeping lawyers because he tends not to listen to their advice, in recent months has hired personalities whose television appearances have impressed him.