Alan Dershowitz

Former Harvard Law School professor Alan Dershowitz has been mocked on Twitter after apparently forgetting to "attach email" to a tweet related to a dispute with a journalist reporting on sex crime allegations against the lawyer.

In an appearance on Fox News, lawyer Alan Dershowitz also said that the subpoena against Don McGahn will have "no substantive impact."

"We talked baseball. Yankees-Red Sox. Not politics," the constitutional lawyer Alan Dershowitz said.

An upcoming mock trial will pit Alan Dershowitz against former Governor Chris Christie in a case judging Joseph's brothers, who were jealous of his coat of many colors and sold him into slavery.

Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz, who represented Jeffrey Epstein, said of his accuser's lawyer that he is "going to beat him bad."

The founder of the conservative, but unaccredited, Prager University organization made the claims on Fox & Friends ahead of his congressional testimony.

The former Harvard law professor said that even though he could support Joe Biden, he couldn't pull himself to vote for Bernie Sanders.

A cartoon in the international edition of the newspaper depicted President Donald Trump leading a dog with the head of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

"Shame on Mueller for not having the guts to come to a decision, one way or the other," the Harvard Law School professor told Fox News.

Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz tells Fox News host Sean Hannity he believes Congress is overreaching in its investigations of President Donald Trump.

President Donald Trump's most vocal supporters and Fox News favorites, including Sean Hannity and South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, argued this week that the president is the victim of an attempted coup.

The Harvard Law School professor said comparing anything that happened since to the Holocaust is just "outrageous."

"I haven't been on CNN now since the summer, and Fox calls me all the time," Dershowitz said.

Legal scholar says Michael Flynn, Trump's former national security adviser, deserves leniency during his sentencing on Tuesday.

After multiple bombshell filings from Mueller's investigation, Dershowitz believed the special counsel's final report on the investigation will "blur the line between crimes and sins."

Alan Dershowitz, a Harvard law professor and frequent defender of the president, said the political costs of pardoning Paul Manafort would be too high for Trump.

But the legal scholar also argued that he still doesn't "think it's going to make a criminal case."

Fox News host Tucker Carlson attacked "The View" again just a week after calling it "a font of deranged propaganda."

The media, as has become typical, divided into roaring camps, one of which argued that Kavanaugh could do no wrong, while the other argued that he could do no right.

It's bad because he doesn't know what Manafort is saying and he can't count on Manafort saying only things that the special counsel already knows."

The Harvard Law School professor compared campaign finance violations to jaywalking.

Instead of Martha's Vineyard, President Donald Trump frequents his own properties.

"It's total nonsense," Dershowitz said of Avenatti's predictions.

In an excerpt from his new book, a lawyer, lifelong Democrat and constitutional scholar argues for President Trump's civil liberties, as he would for anyone.

The president's interview on "Fox & Friends" appeared to leave the CNN host dumbfounded.

The Fox News host defended his relationship with President Donald Trump's personal lawyer.

The famed lawyer Alan Dershowitz says he's lost 7-pounds trying out a new nutritional regimen: "The Donald Trump Diet."

Two lawyers have withdrawn sexual misconduct accusations against the high-profile attorney.

The woman, who said in court papers she was forced as an underage girl to have sex with Britain's Prince Andrew and other men cannot join an ongoing lawsuit in Florida, a federal judge ruled on Tuesday.

Financier Jeffrey Epstein is accused of abusing girls on his private plane and island.