An attorney who represented President Donald Trump during the impeachment trial has had a civil rights law course he was going to teach canceled by a law school and was suspended from a civil rights lawyer email discussion list. “I was hoping to teach a civil rights course at a law school in the fall. We’ve been in talks about it, kind of planning it out. I wrote to them and I said, I want you to know, I’m gonna be representing Donald Trump in the impeachment case. I don’t know if that impacts on your decision at all. And they said, you know, they appreciated my writing and, frankly, it would make some students and faculty uncomfortable so I couldn’t do it,” David Schoen, one of the three attorneys who argued before the Senate, told The Epoch Times. “That was sad for me because I really want to go …
An attorney who represented President Donald Trump during the impeachment trial has had a civil rights law course he was going to teach canceled by a law school and was suspended from a civil rights lawyer email discussion list. “I was hoping to teach a civil rights course at a law school in the fall.
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