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Jane Doe #3 seeks to block Alan Dershowitz's intervention in civil case

The passage merely outlines procedural arguments in a civil defamation suit and does not provide concrete leads about financial flows, wrongdoing, or high‑level actors. It mentions a well‑known academ Jane Doe #3 filed a motion for joinder and opposes Alan Dershowitz's request to intervene. The filing claims Dershowitz has no direct interest yet seeks to protect his reputation. Citations to prior

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November 11, 2025
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House Oversight
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House Oversight #010738
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The passage merely outlines procedural arguments in a civil defamation suit and does not provide concrete leads about financial flows, wrongdoing, or high‑level actors. It mentions a well‑known academ Jane Doe #3 filed a motion for joinder and opposes Alan Dershowitz's request to intervene. The filing claims Dershowitz has no direct interest yet seeks to protect his reputation. Citations to prior

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Case 9:08-cv-80736-KAM Document 306 Entered on FLSD Docket 02/02/2015 Page 4 of 19 I, Jane Doe #3’s Continued Smears of Prof. Dershowitz Demonstrate His Need to Intervene Jane Doe #3 and her counsel’s actions over the past month have confirmed that Prof. Dershowitz’s request for intervention stands upon dramatically different circumstances than other intervention motions in this case, or any other case for that matter. Simply put, the scope and tenor of their attacks against Prof. Dershowitz differ both in degree and in kind from other reputational muggings conducted in the case before this Court. Nor is there a single reported decision in federal case law in which the vitriol, severity, and length of the attacks against a nonparty approach those levelled against Prof. Dershowitz here. What has become further apparent is that if Jane Doe #3’s Motion for Joinder is granted and Prof. Dershowitz is not allowed to intervene, Jane Doe #3 and her counsel will proceed with their attacks against him, all the more emboldened with complete impunity. While Jane Doe #3 asks to “prove” her allegations against Prof. Dershowitz, she argues paradoxically that he does not have “any direct interest” in defending these allegations. Instead, she directs Prof. Dershowitz to defend the allegations that she makes in a contrived lawsuit filed by her attorneys against him in Broward County Circuit Court for defamation of them. Moreover, the law cited by Prof. Dershowitz, including the Sackman and Penthouse cases, demonstrates a need and entitlement to intervene to vindicate his legitimate reputational interest that no other party is situated to protect. “The individual’s right to the protection of his own good name reflects no more than our basic concept of essential dignity and worth of every human being — a concept at the root of any decent system of ordered liberty...” Krauser v. Evolution Holdings, Inc., 975 F.Supp. 2d 1247, 1260 (S.D. Fla. 2013); quoting Spencer v. Kemna, 523 U.S. 1, 24 n. 5 (1998) (Stevens, J., dissenting).

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