Attorney Bruce Nickerson makes his living defending targets of gay sex busts, which often take place in public restrooms. It's two such successful cases before the California Supreme Court that lead Nickerson to straight-facedly describe himself as "the state's best toilet lawyer." A bisexual who has seven children from two heterosexual marriages, he regards his practice as a crusade, his contribution to the larger gay rights movement.
March 25, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
SACRAMENTO — Two doors have disappeared from their stalls in a state building bathroom, and Bruce Nickerson couldn’t be happier.
Striding back and forth in a Sacramento courtroom waiting for a judge to show up, the bald, 57-year-old lawyer excitedly brandishes glossies of the naked toilet stalls while holding forth to four seated attorneys, some looking bored, others attentive.
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