Alan Dershowitz's Senate Defense on Impeachment Structure

“Possibly the query isn’t what occurred to Alan Dershowitz. Possibly it’s what occurred to everybody else.”—
Politico

Renowned legal scholar Alan Dershowitz, a bestselling author and highly respected figure in the United States, passionately defends the constitutional structure in his book "In Defending the Structure." He presents a compelling argument against President Donald Trump's impeachment, echoing his powerful message delivered to the US Senate.

Known as a leading defender of civil liberties in America by Politico and Newsweek, Alan Dershowitz has faced intense criticism for applying these principles, including his famous "shoe-on-the-other-foot test," to former President Donald Trump. This scrutiny intensified after his defense of Trump before the U.S. Senate during the impeachment proceedings.

In "Defending the Structure," Alan Dershowitz refocuses the impeachment controversy on the longstanding legal principles outlined in the U.S. Constitution. Drawing on a rich history of legal precedents and a close analysis of the Constitution's impeachment language, Dershowitz convincingly argues—both to the U.S. Senate and readers worldwide—that President Trump's impeachment was unjustified and does not meet the criteria set by the founding fathers.

This e-book is Alan Dershowitz’s argument for a return to nonpartisan judgment based mostly on the Structure, for a preservation of the separation of powers and the checks and balances that make American authorities nice. It’s important studying for anybody fascinated about or involved in regards to the impeachment of President Trump, and for everybody who cares about the way forward for U.S. authorities and society.