DeKalb / Sycamore

[Castlerae]

I read the story, and it definitely sounds like the Niki I remember. She seemed to think that if she worded her ad just right, everything was totally legal. Like this quote:

"She said that while she pleaded guilty to being paid $100 for one encounter,"I do not believe he paid me for sex," the complaint alleges."

BTW, the link in your post won't work, here's an alternate route:

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/l...ution-20130602.0, 6095012. Story

[Mad Ivan]

Looks like there's more trouble for her. http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/l...ution-20130602.0, 6095012. Story.

[QUOTE=Castlerae; 1492025]

No, she plead guilty to "regular" prostitution, rather than go to trial for two counts of felony prostitution. Both what she plead to and what she was charged with occurred after she got her law license. What's worse: when she turned herself in initially, she admitted to the police that she'd been "working" while she was a law student in an effort to claim that the evidence they'd found was related to those earlier acts. That's why I figure she's well and completely f*cked, because not only has she plead guilty to a crime after getting her license, she also admitted to committing the same crime *before* she applied to the bar. Somehow, I don't think any review of her conduct and fitness to practice is going to be able to overlook that.

[Scooter]

Found a new provider in the DeKalb / Sycamore area. Real sweet girl, redhead. 30 years old, curvy & thick but not obese or fat at all. Really nice tits. Just had her nipples pierced and like to have them played with. She has some great skills and knows how to use her tongue piercing. Will provide contact info to senior members.

Scooter

[DarkKnight]

It appears a gentleman who posts here has previously posted a couple of the pictures. Have a look at Post #18 and Post #20.

Thanks. These appear to be the ones I've seen discussed online. Shame they were pre bolt ons.

[Castlerae]

Because I want to see them? What do you care? This has nothing to do with her criminal case or whether she walks. I just want to see her pictures.

Well, good luck with that one, chuck.

[Radiator]

Because I want to see them? What do you care? This has nothing to do with her criminal case or whether she walks. I just want to see her pictures.

It appears a gentleman who posts here has previously posted a couple of the pictures. Have a look at Post #18 and Post #20.

[DarkKnight]

Why? No offense, but let this work itself out. If she can manage a walk, maybe this will get her to straighten her act up. If not, then she's going to need to figure out what comes next. So let it be, okay?

Because I want to see them? What do you care? This has nothing to do with her criminal case or whether she walks. I just want to see her pictures.

[Castlerae]

Anyone have those nude pictures of her? Contact me.

Why? No offense, but let this work itself out. If she can manage a walk, maybe this will get her to straighten her act up. If not, then she's going to need to figure out what comes next. So let it be, okay?

[DarkKnight]

Anyone have those nude pictures of her? Contact me.

[Castlerae]

[QUOTE=Marty Graw; 1491283][QUOTE= I can't see any other state giving her one with a record of criminal activity while she was a practicing lawyer. Like I said, she's *this* close to going over the edge and having nothing to look forward to but the impact. Stupid waste.

I think that the alleged prostitution occurred when she was a law student, not that that makes it a hell of lot better for her but it is a little better. What will get her into deeper trouble is if she was not forthcoming when she applied to the bar. For example, if the charges were pending when she applied but she did not state this on her application-this is worse than the crime itself.

Unlike doctors, lawyers really do have a board that disciplines lawyers but the harshest discipline is saved for those who steal from clients and neglect client's cases or who are caught committing felonies. If she is disbarred her solely because of this, I think she would have a good sex discrimination case. There are different levels of discipline that gave be given, a censure, a literal slap on the hand, a suspension and the worse disbarment. There are plenty of lawyers who have committed misdemeanors, battery, and I am sure-solicitation, drugs, you name it, they get a censure or short suspension. I know attorneys who have stolen from their clients who are still practicing. The other day I read about a prosecutor who violated court orders repeatedly stating untrue things in closing arguments, putting inadmissible and prejudicial evidence in front of jury in multiple cases. Here, someone's life is a stake-their freedom, and this SOB just states whatever he wants. His punishment. Censure. A slap on the hand. No fine, no disbarment, no suspension. They would have to have some big balls to take this young lady's license for something that should not be a crime anyway.[/QUOTE]No, she plead guilty to "regular" prostitution, rather than go to trial for two counts of felony prostitution. Both what she plead to and what she was charged with occurred after she got her law license. What's worse: when she turned herself in initially, she admitted to the police that she'd been "working" while she was a law student in an effort to claim that the evidence they'd found was related to those earlier acts. That's why I figure she's well and completely f*cked, because not only has she plead guilty to a crime after getting her license, she also admitted to committing the same crime *before* she applied to the bar. Somehow, I don't think any review of her conduct and fitness to practice is going to be able to overlook that.

[Marty Graw]

[QUOTE= I can't see any other state giving her one with a record of criminal activity while she was a practicing lawyer. Like I said, she's *this* close to going over the edge and having nothing to look forward to but the impact. Stupid waste.

I think that the alleged prostitution occurred when she was a law student, not that that makes it a hell of lot better for her but it is a little better. What will get her into deeper trouble is if she was not forthcoming when she applied to the bar. For example, if the charges were pending when she applied but she did not state this on her application-this is worse than the crime itself.

Unlike doctors, lawyers really do have a board that disciplines lawyers but the harshest discipline is saved for those who steal from clients and neglect client's cases or who are caught committing felonies. If she is disbarred her solely because of this, I think she would have a good sex discrimination case. There are different levels of discipline that gave be given, a censure, a literal slap on the hand, a suspension and the worse disbarment. There are plenty of lawyers who have committed misdemeanors, battery, and I am sure-solicitation, drugs, you name it, they get a censure or short suspension. I know attorneys who have stolen from their clients who are still practicing. The other day I read about a prosecutor who violated court orders repeatedly stating untrue things in closing arguments, putting inadmissible and prejudicial evidence in front of jury in multiple cases. Here, someone's life is a stake-their freedom, and this SOB just states whatever he wants. His punishment. Censure. A slap on the hand. No fine, no disbarment, no suspension. They would have to have some big balls to take this young lady's license for something that should not be a crime anyway.

[Castlerae]

It's freaking local dekalb news. Nobody outside of the area even has a clue as to who she is.

I remember shortly after this story broke doing a Google of her name. Hits from literally all over the world: UK, SE Asia, multiple US stories, so no, this isn't something that was 'just' a local story in DeKalb. This is going to follow her where ever she goes, and seeing as how it's all on the Internet, it's never going to completely go away. She gets her license yanked, I can't see any other state giving her one with a record of criminal activity while she was a practicing lawyer. Like I said, she's *this* close to going over the edge and having nothing to look forward to but the impact. Stupid waste.

[Chazzster]

With all this publicity she is getting maybe she could do some porn shoots to pay off those loans. Boy I can only hope for that!

It's freaking local dekalb news. Nobody outside of the area even has a clue as to who she is.

[DeanTheDream]

Has her own office in maple park guys. She is practicing law. And from what I have read in other courtrooms other than Dekalb / syc

[Chazzster]

She might end up going into porn out of necessity. I read some of the stories that were on the one link to the "Above the Law" site, and it sounds like there's still a real possibility that she could lose her law license over this. Chazzster might be right about how much (or little) she was making, but with no license to practice law, she's definitely SOL for future earning potential.

She might be able to go into law on her own (if she could even get a loan to start up a practice) however, I can't imagine that any reputable firm would even touch her. It is hard enough coming from a mediocre law school. Being a criminal on top of it certainly won't help out any. Perhaps she should set her sights high and settle for being a public defender.