If trading sex for another service or product was legal I’m sure there would be world peace. Yet, in reality trading sex for anything will mostly send you to jail. Just ask this Kentucky woman who was arrested for getting paid $100 to have sex so she could pump gas in her car. If you ask me, I think she should start charging more.
In a bizarre story of sex tapes and lawsuits, a Wisconsin man who had sex with his comatose wife; the result of a severe stroke, is being charged with multiple accounts of felony sexual assault. However, police have been barred from using video evidence from a hidden camera they placed in his room since it violated his fourth amendment constitutional rights against unreasonable searches.
In Australia, and certainly worldwide, people who have turned to the Internet as a resource for finding love and romance have been taken for substantial sums of cash as unscrupulous criminals have tapped into the online dating world to find highly vulnerable prey.
Recognizing that traditional bullet-proof vests caused extreme discumfort among femal police officers, the 'Action Brassiere' was developed by a German policewoman to create a more comfortable means of providing on the job protection. The bullet-proof bras have now been distributed to 3,000 German police women who will be required to wear the new brassiers while in the line of duty.
A 16 year old boy from Sweden came up with an ingenious plot to rip-off old horny men who were led into thinking they were going to get to see a young girl naked. The men were instructed to hand over their bank account numbers before being allowed to watch a free private viewing, only to find that the boy had drained over $9,000 collectively from their accounts.
William Schramm, an art gallery operator in St. Petersburg, Florida was arrested earlier this week for an artistic piece featuring a nude man sitting in a swing suspended from the ceiling.
A man in the UK who was caught in a four month sting operation selling counterfeit porn DVDs out of the back of his car was sentenced with just 200 hours of community service. In America, the RIAA would have nailed his ass to the wall with hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines, even with three kids.
The 'After Hours Obscenity Trial' came to a magnanimous conclusion with a paltry $1000 fine levied against the store owner, and an additional $1500 fine for the store. All charges were dropped against store employees, and after all is said and done, appeals are immanent.
A trading house in the UK was raided by police last week in an effort to stamp out piracy and illegal porn distribution. Police contend that pirated DVDs and illegally traded porn content are dangers not only to the established legitimate production industry, but also fuel other crime related activities funded by the proceeds of selling the illegal materials.
While it is still advisable to have your attorney look over any contracts before you sign them, understanding the basic structures of enforceable contract drafting is an essential aspect of operating any business.
