
Law Professor Who Sent Anal-Bead Porn To Her Students Blames Everyone But Herself
What did Drexel University's investigation into "Beadgate" conclude, and what does Professor Lisa McElroy have to say for herself?
What did Drexel University's investigation into "Beadgate" conclude, and what does Professor Lisa McElroy have to say for herself?
Columnist Tamara Tabo asks: if Professor Lisa McElroy were a man, would observers be as quick to give the benefit of the doubt?
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Here's the argument in favor of investigating a law professor's accidental discharge of pornography to her students.
This is a bit ridiculous, isn't it?
Has civility gone out of the legal profession?
I don't see what's so shocking about a little forced sodomy hypothetical.
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Sodomy allegations during 1L year of law school do not a politician make.
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I wonder if Judge Cudahy actually had to watch the South Park episode at the center of this case.
Well, we've got somebody who should be a late entrant into our Lawyer of the Year contest. He is Houston attorney Paul Waldner. He's a partner at Vikery, Waldner & Mallia, which is an arm of Justice Seekers in Texas. He is a man who brings the funny with him to the deposition room. Paul Waldner is a man who asks questions like: "So, your jurisprudential hymen is being ruptured?" Oh, you think I'm joking? No sir, I have video! And really, the witness's answer might have been better than the question....
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