John Eastman, former Trump lawyer and Chapman Law School dean, faces possible disbarment

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A California judge recommended that John Eastman, Chapman Law School's former dean, face disbarment for his alleged role in Trump's Georgia election scheme.

A California judge recommended that John Eastman, Chapman Law School's former dean, face disbarment for his alleged role in former President Donald Trump's Georgia election scheme.'Eastman's wrongdoing constitutes exceptionally serious ethical violations warranting severe professional discipline,' Judge Yvette Roland wrote in her decision.

'Georgia's Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, better known as RICO, allows this group of people to be charged for criminal acts that are alleged to have taken place both in Georgia or outside the state in furtherance of the conspiracy to overturn the outcome of the presidential election in Georgia. Cardona said that Eastman 'abandoned his ethical and legal duties' when he allegedly conspired with Trump to overturn the results.

 

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