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David Schoen


David I. Schoen is an American attorney specializing in federal criminal defense and civil rights litigation, with over 35 years of experience as a and appellate handling complex cases nationwide. A solo practitioner with offices in and , Schoen earned a in from in 1980, a cum laude from in 1984, and a in criminal law, procedure, and legal education from Law School in 1992. He clerked for Chief Judge Truman M. Hobbs of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of from 1984 to 1985 and is admitted to practice in multiple jurisdictions, including , , , the District of Columbia, the U.S. , and various federal courts. Schoen has achieved recognition for pro bono work, receiving the American Bar Association's National Pro Bono Publico Award in 1995 and the Boston College Law School Honorable David S. Nelson Public Interest Award in 2015. His civil rights litigation includes lead counsel in class-action lawsuits that struck down Alabama's foster care and public education systems as unconstitutional, secured the largest award in Alabama history for a police shooting wrongful death case, and obtained injunctions against public officials for sponsoring prayers at school events and enforcing anti-masking laws that impeded Ku Klux Klan marches. In criminal defense, he has represented reputed leaders of New York and Italian Mafia families in racketeering and murder cases, as well as an alleged Russian Mafia figure in a narcotics prosecution, contributing to landmark appellate decisions such as a significant Second Circuit ruling on post-conviction relief. Schoen gained national prominence as part of the defense team for former President during his 2021 Senate impeachment trial over the Capitol events, delivering the opening statement and arguing against conviction on constitutional grounds. He has also represented high-profile clients such as in a case and in related federal proceedings, alongside a brief consultation with shortly before the financier's death in 2019, during which Epstein reportedly denied any prior suicide attempt. These representations highlight Schoen's versatility in defending controversial figures amid scrutiny from institutions often exhibiting systemic biases in coverage and legal processes.

Early life and education

Family and upbringing

David Schoen was born in , to a Jewish family. His , an FBI who had been drafted by the Yankees, died when Schoen was four years old. His mother, Joan, subsequently raised Schoen and his sibling in modest circumstances, operating a dealership amid long work hours to support the family. A later joined the household but died when Schoen was ten, resulting in the absence of a for much of his childhood. Schoen's upbringing lacked a firm religious foundation owing to these early losses, though he was later influenced by his mother's example of resilience and perseverance in overcoming adversity. He has credited this background with instilling in him a drive to fight hard for achievements and a commitment to . As an adult, Schoen became a practicing Jew and Shabbos-observant, associating with congregations such as Young Israel and Beth Jacob in .

Academic achievements

David Schoen earned a degree from . He subsequently obtained a degree cum laude from in 1984, during which he held a full tennis scholarship. In 1992, Schoen completed a degree at Columbia University Law School, concentrating in , procedure, and . These qualifications form the foundation of his legal practice, though Schoen has primarily distinguished himself through courtroom advocacy rather than academic scholarship or teaching roles. No peer-reviewed publications or academic appointments are documented in professional records.

Legal career

Civil rights and pro bono work

David Schoen has maintained a substantial civil rights litigation practice, primarily representing plaintiffs in cases against entities and officials for constitutional violations, with a focus on Alabama-based matters. His work encompasses claims of excessive force and wrongful death by law enforcement, inadequate conditions in jails and prisons, voting rights and for minor , and actions under the . Schoen has pursued class actions aimed at systemic reforms in areas such as public schools, systems, indigent defense, and correctional facilities. In 1995, the awarded Schoen its National Publico Award, recognizing his efforts to improve public institutions in the American South through litigation. Federal judges interviewed for the award described him as having effected more positive change in Southern public institutions than any other lawyer of his era. More than half of his practice consists of representation for civil rights clients, including death penalty challenges and cases. Notable cases include his representation of an voter in Shelby County v. Holder (2013), a U.S. challenge to provisions of the . In State v. Adams, Schoen successfully argued to strike down a discriminatory provision of 's Community Notification . He secured a settlement in a wrongful death claim involving an African-American Army veteran who died in county jail custody. Additionally, in Young v. Peraza, pending before the Eleventh Circuit as of recent records, Schoen represented a plaintiff in a civil rights suit against the Broward County Sheriff for an unconstitutional shooting. His civil rights efforts extend to prisoners' rights, religious freedom, free speech, and claims by victims of terrorism under the Anti-Terrorism .

High-profile criminal defenses

Schoen served as appellate counsel for following his November 2019 conviction on seven felony counts of , , and false statements to , charges stemming from the Mueller investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Stone received a 40-month sentence on February 20, 2020, during which Schoen argued for mitigation based on Stone's lack of prior criminal history and contributions to political discourse. President issued a full to Stone on December 23, 2020, leading Stone to abandon further appeals on August 18, 2020. In federal sex trafficking proceedings, Schoen was hired by on August 1, 2019, to lead his criminal defense against charges of minors, just nine days before Epstein's death by in custody on August 10, 2019, which halted the case prior to trial. Schoen had previously assisted in negotiating Epstein's 2008 non-prosecution agreement with federal authorities in , which resolved state prostitution charges with a guilty to solicitation and a 13-month jail term under . Schoen represented in his criminal trial, convicted on October 21, 2022, of two misdemeanor counts for defying a from the House Select Committee on the January 6, 2021, Capitol attack; Bannon was sentenced to four months imprisonment and a $6,500 fine on October 27, 2022. Bannon's appeals were pending as of early 2023, emphasizing claims, though the conviction stood on direct defiance of congressional authority. Throughout his career, Schoen has defended clients in other notable criminal matters, including figures, individuals accused of , and , often focusing on constitutional challenges to evidence and prosecutorial conduct in federal and state courts.

Political representations

David Schoen served as one of the lead defense attorneys for former President during his second trial in the United States , which began on February 9, 2021. Teamed with Jr., Schoen delivered the opening argument on February 12, 2021, contending that Trump's rhetoric did not constitute incitement to the January 6, 2021, Capitol events and emphasizing that the former president sought peaceful resolution of election disputes. Trump was acquitted by the on February 13, 2021, with 57 senators voting guilty and 43 not guilty, falling short of the two-thirds majority required for conviction. In December 2021, Schoen represented , a former advisor and political strategist, in his federal criminal case stemming from Bannon's refusal to comply with subpoenas from the House Select Committee investigating the January 6 Capitol attack. Bannon was indicted on two counts of contempt on November 12, 2021, pleaded not guilty, and was convicted on July 22, 2022, following a trial where Schoen argued against the charges; Bannon received a four-month sentence, upheld on appeal. Schoen also provided limited appellate counsel to , a longtime associate and political consultant, in 2020 during Stone's challenge to his conviction on charges of obstructing justice, lying to , and witness tampering related to the Mueller investigation into Russian election interference. Stone's sentence was commuted by on July 10, 2020, prior to full resolution of the appeal efforts Schoen assisted with.

Recent cases and advocacy

In 2022, Schoen represented Steve Bannon, former chief strategist to President Donald Trump, in his federal trial for two counts of criminal contempt of Congress stemming from Bannon's refusal to comply with a subpoena from the House Select Committee investigating the January 6, 2021, Capitol events. Bannon was convicted by a jury on July 22, 2022, after a four-day trial in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, where Schoen argued that Bannon's noncompliance was based on executive privilege assertions rather than willful defiance. Bannon was sentenced to four months in prison and a $6,500 fine on October 21, 2022, with Schoen continuing involvement in post-conviction efforts, including appeals; in June 2024, Schoen publicly criticized the judge's denial of Bannon's motion to delay reporting to prison, calling the proceedings fundamentally unfair. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit upheld the conviction in January 2025, though Bannon sought further review. In 2025, Schoen represented Roger Ver, a cryptocurrency entrepreneur known as "Bitcoin Jesus," in a federal tax evasion case involving allegations of underreporting income from Bitcoin sales exceeding $48 million in tax liability. Ver agreed to a plea deal with prosecutors in October 2025, forfeiting approximately $48 million in assets and avoiding further incarceration beyond time served, with Schoen among the defense team that negotiated the resolution. Schoen has engaged in public advocacy concerning Jeffrey Epstein's records, drawing on his brief representation of Epstein in 2019 prior to the latter's death. In July 2025 media appearances, Schoen asserted that no comprehensive "client list" of Epstein's existed, describing such claims as unfounded and not reflective of Epstein's operational methods, while emphasizing that neither nor was withholding any such document. He further stated there was "no there there" linking to Epstein's illicit activities, countering speculation amid ongoing document releases. These statements align with Schoen's broader defense of high-profile figures against what he has characterized as politicized or unsubstantiated accusations.

Controversies and public statements

Association with Jeffrey Epstein

David Schoen represented as his criminal defense attorney in the weeks leading up to Epstein's death on August 10, 2019. Schoen was hired by Epstein approximately nine days prior to his in a federal jail, tasked with coordinating and leading his legal defense team amid federal charges. During a jail visit, Epstein informed Schoen that a prior neck injury, initially reported as a possible , had been caused by his cellmate—a man facing multiple murder charges—during a dispute, and Epstein chose not to report it to avoid retaliation. Schoen has publicly questioned the official determination of Epstein's death as , asserting it was not a straightforward self-inflicted act based on his interactions and observations of Epstein's demeanor and plans for and . He described Epstein as focused on mounting a vigorous defense, including pursuing , and not exhibiting during their meetings. Schoen later stated that Epstein expressed no intentions of blackmailing associates and maintained there was no "client list" of high-profile individuals involved in illicit activities, contrary to widespread speculation. Earlier in Epstein's legal history, Schoen reportedly assisted in negotiating the 2008 Florida state plea deal, under which Epstein pleaded guilty to prostitution charges and served 13 months in a county jail with work release privileges, avoiding federal prosecution at the time through a controversial non-prosecution agreement. This involvement underscores Schoen's prior professional ties to 's defense strategy, though primary negotiations were led by other attorneys such as . Schoen's representation highlights his pattern of handling high-stakes criminal cases for controversial figures, consistent with his broader career in defending clients accused of serious federal offenses.

Views on politicized prosecutions

David Schoen has repeatedly criticized what he describes as the politicization and weaponization of the U.S. system, particularly in cases involving former President and his associates. He argues that such prosecutions prioritize political motives over legal principles, undermining equal justice under the law and constitutional protections. In defending against contempt charges related to the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot investigation, Schoen contended that the case exemplified "a very dangerous politicization of the system," deviating from decades of established where civil , rather than criminal , was the norm for congressional subpoenas. He asserted, "There is nothing about this case that reflects a pursuit of the equal under the . This thing was a scam from the beginning," highlighting the rarity of such prosecutions—the last in 1983 resulted in —and arguing it threatened and individual rights. Schoen has similarly decried the handling of Trump's federal indictments, including those pursued by , as "outrageous" instances of weaponization, where prosecutors allegedly circumvent standard appellate processes and rush trials without adequate preparation, such as reviewing 12 million documents in months. He maintains that these actions violate Trump's First, Fifth, and Sixth Amendment rights, while emphasizing presidential immunity for official acts as essential under Article II of the , citing precedents like Nixon v. Fitzgerald (1982). Schoen views the DOJ's approach as turning the justice system into "a political tool" driven by motives rather than evidence. Regarding Roger Stone's prosecution, Schoen characterized it as "very unfair and politicised," reflecting a pattern of selective aggression against Trump allies. He has extended these concerns to broader critiques of prosecutorial overreach, warning that such trends erode public trust in impartial justice and set dangerous precedents for future political targeting.

Organizational involvement

Zionist Organization of America

David Schoen has served on the national board of directors of the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA), a pro-Israel advocacy group founded in 1897, for over two decades. He co-founded ZOA's Center for Law and Justice and has provided pro bono legal representation to the organization in multiple cases, including a 2015 lawsuit against the Palestine Liberation Organization and Palestinian Authority (PLO/PA) where he uncovered evidence of the PA's "pay-to-slay" program incentivizing terrorism. Schoen's legal efforts contributed to victories exposing PLO/PA operations funding attacks on Israelis and Americans, earning praise from ZOA for advancing accountability under U.S. anti-terrorism laws. In October 2021, ZOA elected Schoen as its national chairman for a three-year term, succeeding Mark Golub. As an Orthodox Jew and civil rights attorney, Schoen's selection highlighted ZOA's emphasis on strong advocacy for Israel's security and Jewish rights, with ZOA President commending his "commitment to [that] knows no bounds." During his tenure, Schoen moderated discussions on UN glorification of , participated in events honoring pro-Israel figures like former President with ZOA's Herzl Award in 2022, and co-signed letters urging Israeli officials to protect Jewish communities, such as against demolitions at Arugot Farms. He also advocated for federal probes into antisemitic incidents, drawing on his background to criticize institutional failures. Schoen's chairmanship ended after the 2024 term, with ZOA's current leadership not listing him in that role as of 2025. His involvement underscores ZOA's focus on litigation and policy to counter threats to and combat , aligning with his broader career in and defense of Jewish interests.

Other advocacy roles

Schoen maintains involvement with organizations dedicated to and inmates' rights, including the Alabama Prison Project, where he advocates for systemic improvements in 's correctional facilities. His efforts in this area contributed to receiving the American Bar Association's national pro bono publico award in 1995, recognizing work that enhanced public institutions such as prisons in the American South. He has also engaged with civil liberties and rights groups, serving as a member of the Alabama Civil Liberties Union and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference's Montgomery chapter, the latter founded by Martin Luther King Jr. to advance nonviolent civil rights advocacy. These roles align with his broader civil rights litigation practice, emphasizing religious freedom, voting rights, and protections against governmental overreach. In Jewish advocacy, Schoen serves as counsel to the National Jewish Advocacy Center, collaborating on lawsuits filed in May 2024 representing American and Israeli victims of the October 7, 2023, Hamas terrorist attacks. These actions target entities including the American Muslims for Palestine and National Students for Justice in Palestine, alleging material support for Hamas under the Anti-Terrorism Act and seeking damages for aiding the attacks that killed over 1,200 people. Additionally, he is a founding board member of the Center for Law and Justice, an organization focused on legal actions against terrorism and defense of Israeli interests through international litigation.

Personal life

Religious and family background

David Schoen was born in , to a father who served as an FBI agent and died when Schoen was four years old, and a mother who operated a dealership as a businesswoman. Schoen adheres to , maintaining observance and participating in rituals such as covering his head during moments requiring head coverage, as observed during his 2021 Senate appearance representing former . He is affiliated with Orthodox congregations in , including Beth Jacob and Ohr HaTorah, and has requested accommodations for in professional settings, such as proposing a pause in the Trump trial for . His Orthodox faith informs aspects of his legal practice, including commitments to fairness rooted in religious principles.

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