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That's dedication!

pimg alt="examination-book.jpg" src="http://www.quizlaw.com/blog/images/examination-book.jpg" width="216" height="260" class="mt-image-right" /This one law professor in Michigan, he apparently thinks all the hypotheticals that law profs use are bullshit. Why give the students hypothetical problems to discuss when you can give them a href="http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,24823296-38198,00.html"the real deal/a:/p blockquoteA law student and the professor who paid to have sex with her face up to a year in jail after the student told police she was a prostitute./blockquote blockquoteThe woman went to police in Ann Arbor, Michigan to press charges against the professor for slapping her during sex./blockquote blockquoteShe ended up confessing to having as many as nine other clients who paid up to $US500 for sex. She told police she needed the money to pay tuition./blockquote blockquote"Perhaps she should have cracked a legal textbook before coming in to the police station to talk about this,'' Ann Arbor Detective Sergeant Richard Kinsey said./blockquote blockquoteThe two met in April after the associate professor in the University of Michigan's department of near eastern studies responded to an online ad describing the student's sexual services. She was not a student of his./blockquote blockquoteThey met at an Ann Arbor hotel where the student told police she reluctantly agreed to let the professor whip her with a belt but got angry when he slapped her twice in the face./blockquote blockquoteThe professor paid her $US300 and asked if he could see her again. She told him she'd have to think about it and then went to the police station to report she'd been assaulted./blockquote pAnd the wonderful professor's wife works in the same department, so ishe/i gets to use these in her class, too. This guy's economical!/p img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/QuizLawLegalBlog/~4/492225939" height="1" width="1"/

Full post as published by Quiz Law on December 22, 2008 (boomark / email).