Alan Dershowitz ‘Absolutely Confident’ Trump Won’t Be Indicted for Docs: ‘That Has Gone Out the Window Completely’

Legal scholar Alan Dershowitz said President Donald Trump is “the big winner” after Joe Biden was found to have classified documents at his home and office.

Dershowitz, a professor emeritus at Harvard Law School, added that he is “absolutely confident” Trump will no longer be charged for documents obtained at Mar-a-Lago during a search by authorities.

He stated that any legal case against Trump has now “gone out the window completely” after the more serious scandal involving Biden emerged.

“If you have two people running for president against each other, both of whom have mishandled classified material,” Dershowitz said.

“The idea of prosecuting the one who is running against the incumbent and not going after the one who is the incumbent wouldn’t pass the neutral principles test.

“Even if there was any possibility that Trump could have previously been indicted for the mishandling of classified material at Mar-a-Lago, that has gone out the window completely today.

“This will make it harder for Garland to accept a prosecution of Donald Trump on that charge.

“It will open him up to a double standard.

“In the end, the attorney general makes the decision to prosecute or not.

“But I think the Mar-a-Lago thing has been essentially trumped by the disclosures involving Biden.

“To go after Trump has to pass the Clinton-Berger test, and now the Clinton-Berger-Biden test.

“It has to be substantially worse than what three Democrats did,” he said.

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By David Hawkins

David Hawkins is a writer who specializes in political commentary and world affairs. He's been writing professionally since 2014.

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