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Stark warning from ex-DOJ prosecutor as another Trump lawyer disbarred: 'More to come'
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politics1d ago

Stark warning from ex-DOJ prosecutor as another Trump lawyer disbarred: 'More to come'

  • Eastman was disbarred by the California Supreme Court this week for his role in helping Trump obstruct the 2020 election results.
  • Glenn Kirschner warned on his podcast that such disbarment signals more to come for Trump-associated lawyers.
  • Kirschner emphasized a shift toward accountability, urging lawyers to uphold ethics over loyalty to any leader.
  • The article notes other Trump-connected attorneys, such as Rudy Giuliani and Kenneth Chesebro, have faced disbarment or other disciplinary actions.
  • The piece frames the development as part of ongoing investigations and ethical scrutiny surrounding MAGA-era legal work.
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Former Chapman law school dean, Trump attorney disbarred
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politics14h ago

Former Chapman law school dean, Trump attorney disbarred

  • California Supreme Court disbarred John Eastman for his actions linked to the 2021 bid to overturn the election results.
  • Eastman argued his conduct was good-faith legal advice, while prosecutors said it aimed to obstruct the electoral process.
  • The ruling references Eastman’s January 6 remarks and his push to delay certifying electoral votes.
  • Eastman’s disbarment followed a 35-day hearing with 23 witnesses and related litigation.
  • The decision cited a lack of direct evidence tying Eastman’s misconduct to the Capitol attack’s violence.
  • Eastman’s former dean role at Chapman University was highlighted during the case.
  • The ruling references multiple states’ rejection of election challenges and the Electoral College certification.
  • Eastman’s attorney said the ruling threatens First Amendment rights and will be reviewed.
  • The case drew attention to Eastman’s conduct during Trump’s effort to overturn the election and related litigation.
  • The decision underscores a “fundamental breach of an attorney’s core ethical duties.”
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