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Last month's two most covered news stories -- the end of HBO's �Sex and the City� and the beginning of the gay marriage maelstrom -- offered an irony lawyers usually miss. Even as the president urged us to write sexual preference into the Constitution, lawmakers were assessing the �decency� of Janet Jackson's nipple and Texas prosecutors were gearing up for the trial of a woman who'd sold vibrators to housewives. But why the sudden collision of sex and statute? American jurisprudence doesn't know good sex.
March 12, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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