Judge Kozinski's website stalls trial
Okay, just how ironic is it when the judge in an obscenity trial is discovered to have a website 
containing, according to the LA Times, sexually explicit photos and videos? I write fiction, but if I had written this, I’d have been told it was too implausible.
Yet this is exactly what happened in the trial of adult-film maker Ira Isaacs, being prosecuted by the feds who say his films are criminally obscene. The trial has been stayed for 48 hours due to the discovery that the presiding judge – who is none other than Alex Kozinski, CJ of the Ninth Circuit, had some questionable material on his website. The site is no longer available to public view, but the pictures supposed included such things “a photo of naked women on all fours painted to look like cows and a video of a half-dressed man cavorting with a sexually aroused farm animal.”
And I thought this sort of thing only happened in Nevada.
See the LA Time story here.
I wish I had some sort of meter to measure the relative level of amazement produced from a story like this compared to something like - oh, I don't know, a governor engaging in hundreds of text messages with a woman he insists is not his lover.
