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: Animal BlawgBestiality and the Sex Offender Registry
By David N. Cassuto, Luis E. Chiesa, Suzanne McMillan
If you were wondering whether judges in Kansas were paid enough, the answer is “NO.” Judges in Kansas have to sometimes decide whether a person caught en flagrante with his ex-girlfriend’s dog (after sneaking into her garage) should have to register as a sex offender. That type of work, in my humble opinion, defies a compensatory dollar figure.
For the full, unadulterated skinny on this, read State v. Coman, 2009 WL 2633688 (August 28, 2009). For a great analysis of the opinion and the legal morass through which the court must wade, visit Leonard Link.
H/t to Bridget Crawford for the heads up.
–David Cassuto

Full post as published by Animal Blawg on August 30, 2009 (boomark / email).
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