When I was a boy scout going for my "law" merit badge, we had to attend a court session. We went to a night session of traffic court. Last year I went with a buddy to witness his divorce proceeding. Great!
With the way courts are increasingly specialized these days, does anyone know of a courthouse in the Sac area and/or department number where I can go watch the hooker/john proceedings for shits and giggles (and a little real world info)?

I know some of you are lawyers, judges, clerks, paralegals, convicts or something...

Do I really have to ask you two more times?

A man for all seasons, a woman for all reasons.

mikey likes it!

Several of us rail against LE's expensive efforts toward enforcing *against* this hobby of hour, at the expense of enforcing very real crimes in our society.

Probably makes more sense to just rent some old episodes of Night Court.

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>Do I really have to ask you two more times?

The real question is, do you really have to ask this question?

Unfortunately your attitude is not an uncommon one, which explains a lot of the new coverage......."kick em when their down, people love dirty laundry."

One would hope that people in the hobby would have a more enlightened attitude.

As to your question there are ways to accomplish what you want. However, you should realize that the majority of these cases never get to trial, and I'm not motivated to lay out the process for you. Do your own research. AND while doing research, I would suggest you research your handle "rastaofari"

I guess we have beaten you up enough for your insensitivity.

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Too much sex is still not enough

For those of you who are in the habit of taking things too seriously, I don't mean fun like a round of golf is fun. I mean fun like watching the dumb bitch run off Maury's stage after he says, "You are NOT the father" for the fourth or fifth time. The fun that comes from realizing how crazy the world (and country) we live in really is, and what kinds of stupid shit adults are actually doing.

I could add the proceedings to a blog, or just accumulate stories to tell at parties. "Did you hear the one about the guy who was caught getting a bj in the IHOP parking lot? He actually said he thought all cops went to Denny's." What if I heard a cop testify that they heard solicitation through the flimsy walls of a no-tell, and then I see someone convicted of it? I was in Wal-mart a few days ago and found out how to spot the undercover loss prevention guys thanks to a slip by the store manager. I don't see it as kicking one who's down; I am stopping my self from tripping over the same crack in the sidewalk. Maybe I'm just tired of Law & Order SVU showing reruns all the time.

Damn, HighStepper! Say it ain't so. I have lauded you on other threads and you hit me with, "there are ways to accomplish what you want...(like asking people who know?)...and I'm not motivated to lay out the process for you. Do your own research." So if you meet a CPA at a dinner party and ask a simple tax question, would you be ok if he tells you to read the CA Revenue and Tax code? Or will you just think he's an @$$#0|{ ?

How about leaving my religion and my Monty Python quotes alone?

Do I really have to ask you two more times?