Many of you probably saw this in the Star Telegram:
Two girls, both 17, are on vacation at the beach. They see the Girls Gone Wild video crew, flash their ta-ta's (that's a legal term), tell the video guys that they are of legal age, and then sign a consent.
Girls Gone Wild then produces a DVD where the 17 year olds' ta-ta's (I think the term has a Latin origin) are shown.
So what happens? The girls sue.
Even in conservative Denton County (where the mere utterance ot the word ta-ta's will get you arrested), a jury decided the girls didn't deserve a dime.
Go Denton! Go Girls Gone Wild! Go ta........uh, nevermind.
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6.29.2006
Maybe Civil Law Is More Interesting Than Criminal Law
Many of you probably saw this in the Star Telegram:
Two girls, both 17, are on vacation at the beach. They see the Girls Gone Wild video crew, flash their ta-ta's (that's a legal term), tell the video guys that they are of legal age, and then sign a consent.
Girls Gone Wild then produces a DVD where the 17 year olds' ta-ta's (I think the term has a Latin origin) are shown.
So what happens? The girls sue.
Even in conservative Denton County (where the mere utterance ot the word ta-ta's will get you arrested), a jury decided the girls didn't deserve a dime.
Go Denton! Go Girls Gone Wild! Go ta........uh, nevermind.
