Ii thought that attornys were taught every person charged with a crime were allowed a vigorous defense. Guess that doesn’t apply to “me too” Harvey.
Harvard drops professor as faculty dean after he joins Harvey Weinstein's defense teamhttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7018883/Harvard-professor-loses-house-dean-role-joining-Weinstein-defense.html …
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Wasn't Alan Dershowitz of Harvard on the OJ Simpson legal team?
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Everyone is entitled to the best defense money can buy! Seriously, if you can't defend the hard to defend, don't expect a great defense for the defensible.
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"prestigious" = fake legitimacy, socially promoted ignoramuses with worthless vague "degrees" of presumptuousness. The whole thing is now a diploma mill scam.
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Another example of warped PC thinking. Guilt until proven innocent?
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They're an institution they're allowed to take a view point and hire and fire people accordingly. That's their right.
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How do we have due process if those providing the support are not able to do so? Is there more to this?
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I'm no Harvey Weinstein fan, but this sounds wrong
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Everyone has a right to representation.
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