The prosecution stage of the California state bar disbarment case against John Eastman concluded last Thursday, but not before Eastman reaffirmed his unverified allegations of a stolen 2020 Presidential Election, emphasizing that he believes Vice President Mike Pence had the power to prevent it.
Throughout his third day of testimony, Eastman maintained that while direct proof of electronic manipulation to favor then-candidate Joe Biden had not been established, ‘circumstantial evidence’ was present. Moreover, Eastman reiterated his viewpoint that the Democrats’ use of ballot drop boxes, mechanisms for ballot signature-curing, and provisions for nursing home voting in some jurisdictions violated election laws to a degree that warranted postponement of the electoral vote count on January 6th, 2021.
These rulings were made under the disputed theory that Vice President Pence could have—and according to Eastman, should have—halted the electoral vote count for the 2020 presidential election.
For more on Eastman’s claims and the progress of the disbarment case, you can read the full report on Law.com.