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Bent Penis Is Key To Case?

By John Mesirow

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straw%20bend%20bent.jpg So said Plaintiff's attorney Rob Serafinowicz in a case now being tried in the Waterbury Superior Court in Connecticut. The case involves allegations by Neil Perrotti that, when he was 17 years-old, former Middlebury First Selectman Edward B. St. John sexually assaulted him. As reported in the Hartford Advocate:

[Serafinowicz asked] Judge Jane S. Scholl to force St. John to submit to a photograph of his penis, fully aroused.
Why would this be relevant?
Serafinowicz explained that the photograph was crucial to his case because Perrotti, in a statement he gave to State Police about the alleged incident, claimed that St. John?s penis bent to the left when aroused.
What arguments did Serafinowicz advance in support of this request?
?It would seem Mr. St. John would want to do this to set the record straight,? said Serafinowicz without a hint of sarcasm.
Serafinowicz also offered to drop the whole matter if St. John would just admit that his penis is bent when in a state of arousal. ?Then this is moot.?

What do you think the judge decided?

Full post as published by Legal Juice on April 18, 2008 (boomark / email).

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