Pornography

Just a delightful evening on Martha's Vineyard.

Who knew that fraud was such a sticking point for these folks?

The biggest troll in porn pleads guilty.

The greatest letter about grabbing a woman by the crotch and throwing her ever.

Porn addict protests marriage equality in the stupidest way imaginable. And this isn't the first time he's tried this stunt.

The moral of the story here is pretty obvious: Stay away from child porn on the internet.

Conservative columnist Tamara Tabo takes aim at hypocrisy.

You can see the judge's patience wearing thin as he is writing the words.

This attorney is currently being held on $100,000 bond.

What did Drexel University's investigation into "Beadgate" conclude, and what does Professor Lisa McElroy have to say for herself?

Here's the argument in favor of investigating a law professor's accidental discharge of pornography to her students.

How do you write a child porn law that people can't get behind?

If you go to a top law school, you can do anything -- or anyone....

The way fellow law students treat this porn star suggests that some stereotypes can lead to double standards.

Fewer than 50 percent of test-takers in California passed the bar exam in July. One of the women who did is a former porn star and current stripper.

If only this guy were at an Am Law 100 firm so we could make Biglaw/Big Love jokes.

What does a Canadian judge share in common with Jennifer Lawrence? Controversial nude photos.

* After being temporarily suspended as part of “Porngate” for trafficking in “highly demeaning portrayals of members of various segments of the population, including women, elderly persons, and uniformed school girls,” Seamus McCaffrey retires from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. [Philadelphia Daily News] * A group of women lawyers in Miami has called for NBC to cancel Bad Judge because it “depicts a female judge as unethical, lazy, crude, hyper-sexualized, and unfit to hold such an esteemed position of power.” Indeed there’s no place for depicting women judges that way on TV. Especially when Miami is perfectly capable of depicting them that way in real life. [Crushable] * Epic trademark infringement. [Legal Cheek] * Crazy pro se guy slapped down in Canada. [Lowering the Bar] * While almost everyone else is seeing lower applications, USC Law saw a 5 percent bump. [USC Gould School of Law] * Stanford and Dartmouth in hot water over election law charges in Montana. Apparently piercing the imaginary veil of non-partisanship in judicial elections is the problem and not the whole idea of judicial elections in the first place. [Montana Standard]

It turns out trading porn is the least of the allegations against Justice McCaffrey....

It seems like these judges are about to get into a fist fight with each other.