Jane Doe #3 cites questionable case law to implicate Prof. Alan Dershowitz in alleged Epstein abuse
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The passage suggests a possible strategy to use a misinterpreted precedent to attack a high‑profile attorney, linking him to the Jeffrey Epstein sexual‑abuse allegations. While it names a well‑known f Jane Doe #3 quotes an outdated case (Calloway v. Westinghouse) to argue against intervention rights. The quoted case is mischaracterized; the omitted text is crucial to its meaning. Dershowitz is men
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