The Reema Bajaj story has been highly entertaining. The amount of lewd comments, jokes, and puns that can be made about a lawyers and prostitution is endless. I mean, lawyers are kind of like prostitutes in the best of times.
Here, during the worst of times, it sure feels like the difference between servicing a client for $100 and being a prostitute is nil.
And if there is something that a lawyer is doing to make money, you know her law school will try to take credit in some way…
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This week’s comment of the week imagines how Reema Bajaj’s law school reacted to her guilty plea. It’s from our initial post about her plea:
Upon finding out that Reema was paid $100 for sex, Northern Illinois University College of Law immediately updated Ms. Bajaj’s status as “employed.”
At least, I think this is an imagination.
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You know the drill, tell us where to send your T-shirt, commenter “Grimes.”
Earlier: Reema Bajaj: The Morning After (Including revelations about Reema from a friend.)
Down Goes Bajaj: Reema Pleads Guilty To Prostitution