The first book to evaluate the legal implications of the 2020 election, post-indictments
Praise for The Judge and the President
“David Moskowitz is masterful in explaining complex legal issues clearly and accessibly. In his series’ third volume, The Judge and the President, Moskowitz breaks down the labyrinthine criminal charges pending against Donald J. Trump in Georgia and elsewhere, revealing the strength and intricacy of the case against Trump and his co-conspirators. Even non-specialist readers will come away with a firm grasp of the legal issues at stake and how they fit into Moskowitz’s broader philosophical framework. Highly recommended!”
Professor Michelle Madden Dempsey, Villanova Law School
David H. Moskowitz
David Moskowitz practiced law for 40-plus years, developed real estate, and was a pharmaceutical CEO. He received a B.A from Penn State, an LL.B. from Villanova Law School and a D.Phil from Oxford.
For more about this series The Judge and the Creative Positivist and what it contributes to the future of jurisprudence, visit www.thecreativepositivist.com.
Early reactions to volume 3
"Well written. Provides in layman’s terms the legal differences between the DOJ indictment and the Georgia indictment as well as explains the seriousness of the Georgia indictment and outlines the timeframes for both matters to proceed through the legal system. A must read, even if you are not interested in politics or the law. It provides an understanding of the historical significance of these cases and an understanding of our Constitution as the democracy known as the United States continues."
Joseph (“Skip”) E. Brion, Esquire
“This is very informative and well written. I especially liked the insight into the difference between giving legal advice about what the law is as distinguished from advice about what the law should be. I was also impressed with the plethora of detail about the evidence assessed against some of the individual defendants and your take on the RICO trial aspects of the Georgia indictment. You covered a lot of territory I did not know and was completely unaware of. I was paying attention to developments in the cases but have to confess I was completely unaware of most of what you reported on… great work.”
Louis Kupperman, Chester County lawyer
