Overview
- John Eastman, a key figure in Trump's attempt to overturn the 2020 election, faces disbarment in California for ethical violations.
- Eastman's law license is currently on 'involuntary inactive' status, with the California Supreme Court to make the final decision.
- Eastman argues the case against him is based on disagreements over the 2020 election and constitutional interpretations.
- Critics argue Eastman's prosecution is part of a broader attack on lawyers defending unpopular or high-profile Republican clients.
- Supporters of Eastman liken his defense of Trump to historical examples of legal representation for unpopular figures.