LafayetteLady
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Joined: 5/2/2007 From: Northern New Jersey Status: offline
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Like NY, NJ also has rules regarding impropriety. Had she filled out the appropriate form for her supervisor's approval, she would likely be denied. Is working as a pro domme legal in NY? Even if it is, the state isn't going to want one of their prosecutors engaged in an activity that many would equate with being a prostitute. People need to get a grip on reality. It is not puratanical thinking to not want people in certain professions to engage in certain behaviors publicly let alone professionally. Yes, she can go into private practice, but unless she is hanging her own shingle, not many firms are going to want to hire her. On the other hand, if she is in the city, she could easily make a fortune as a kink friendly attorney. In most other areas, she just probably ruined her career and her peers will think of her as a joke in the courtroom. Sad or not, in this area of the country, likely true.
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