'I do not like Miss (Kari) Lake, I would never vote for her,'' says the lawyer who took part in her lawsuit, ruled frivolous, trying to overturn Arizona election.
Bob Christie Capitol Media Services PHOENIX — Nationally known constitutional lawyer Alan Dershowitz pleaded with a federal judge in Phoenix not to find him financially liable for sanctions levied against lawyers who filed what the judge ruled was a frivolous lawsuit on behalf of two failed Republican candidates.
People are also reading… Tuchi dismissed the case in August after ruling the claims were backed only by"vague'' allegations about electronic voting systems generally. He said his only job was to raise a single constitutional argument in the case — the potential for future abuses based on the unwillingness of voting machine companies to disclose the inner workings of their equipment — and he was not involved in the issues that drew the ire of Tuchi and resulted in the sanctions.
Dershowitz, however, said he does not buy into that and was not trying to overturn the 2022 election. In fact, he said, he's a liberal Democrat who has never voted for a Republican for president. In fact, the machines used in Arizona count physical ballots marked by voters and the machines that tabulate the results are certified and publicly checked for accuracy before and after elections. Hand-count audits of a sample of physical ballots are then performed in each county to verify the results.
But Dershowitz, one of the nation’s pre-eminent constitutional law experts, said he did not give the OK for his signature to appear on some documents. He also said repeatedly that he would never have signed on to factual allegations that he knew were not accurate, and that he never agreed to take on that role.
"Mr. Dershowitz signed his name to these pleadings,'' Craiger said."Signatures have meaning in the court of law and attorneys are require to understand that.''
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