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Attorney Dershowitz and Boies Discuss Alleged Sexual Encounter with Ms. Roberts in 2015 Meeting
The passage provides a detailed account of internal strategy discussions between high‑profile lawyers Alan Dershowitz and David Boies regarding a sexual‑assault allegation. While it offers specific na July 6, 2015 meeting where Dershowitz tried to convince Boies the accuser was mistaken. Boies reportedly remained convinced the accuser’s recollection was honest. Reference to a lie‑detector test all
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The passage provides a detailed account of internal strategy discussions between high‑profile lawyers Alan Dershowitz and David Boies regarding a sexual‑assault allegation. While it offers specific na July 6, 2015 meeting where Dershowitz tried to convince Boies the accuser was mistaken. Boies reportedly remained convinced the accuser’s recollection was honest. Reference to a lie‑detector test all
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