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hey douchebag, if you are going to talk about the story i posted on my blog, at least fucking link to it.....

http://cwians.typepad.com/christian_sings_the_blues/2008/08/naughty-america.html

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I can't really pretend to care much about Christian's wellbeing. Secondly I'm not licensed to practice law in California. However if Christian was to talk to his legal counsel of choice, they would probably mention that he has admitted to engaging in a conspiracy to procure an escort for what most people would infer to be sexual acts. Since there was no filming involved he cannot use the standard excuse used by the industry. That this was "acting" and not prostitution.

Note: Under most conspiracy statutes, Christian would not have to personally benefit from the alleged crime, he would only have had to have taken an overt act to promote the criminal action.

Now I am sure you can find all kinds of rationalizations for why this would not be considered a crime. "Even though it was for $10,000 I couldn't infer that a sexual act was part of this transaction your honor!"

Bottom line: this would be a loser of a case in front of any jury given your admission against interest, and let me say, professional background.

Never mind, please carry on, and place porn law on a retainer, I think you'll need him if you decide to help escort agencies line up talent. After all if the head of this agency was arrested, they would never roll over on you Christian to receive a lighter sentence. Nope, I've never seen it happen.

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