U.S. District Judge Mary Scriven had a dilemma. The Tampa judge wanted, like much of America, to be on Facebook and post jokes and updates for friends, but she knew it could be problematic for a federal judge.
Scriven’s solution was to create a Facebook pseudonym. Unfortunately, her friends figured it out, and she removed it almost immediately.
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