New York Law Student in Trouble Over Appearance on Playboy TV - Adriana Dominguez, Brooklyn Law School - Pics!
Who said college kids can't have fun? Apparently the New York Bar Association which, among its many rules for membership include passing muster through the Committee on Character and Fitness. That could be a problem for third year law student Adriana Dominguez who is getting a lot of attention for a naked romp circulating the Internet. Apparently, Dominiguez posed for Playboy TV's "Naked Happy Girls" - episode, "Rock Star and the Lawyer." Here's more from The Gothamist:
The Daily News tracked down Dominiguez, who e-mailed, "I did not expect it to become so widespread. I do not know how it was leaked." She originally told the photographer, "I wanted to do something a little crazy before I graduate and do become a lawyer ... do something kind of out of character." And the photographer, Andrew Einhorn, told the News, "When we shot, she knew what might happen down the road if these pictures might get shown to people in her field.But she had this self-confidence to not let that bother her. I don't think that she felt that this would be negative in any way to her career."
However, a spokesperson for the NY State Bar's Committee on Character and Fitness says, "It may have an effect. It's a possibility in the worst-case scenario that the person does not get admitted." And what did Brooklyn Law have to say about Dominiguez, a third-year student who graduated from U.Penn, interned at the Brooklyn DA's office, and was treasurer for Brooklyn Law's Legal Association of Activist Women? "We don't want this to ruin the career of a young lawyer."
Slightly Not Safe for Work pictures can be found at The Gothamist, which also has a link to some REALLY Not Safe for Work video showing Dominiguez happily stripping and posing with gavels she won in college debate competitions covering her breasts. Her former flame Sean Kalish, also makes a brief cameo on the show, praising his girlfriend's behind and slapping it playfully as she lies draped across his lap.
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Actually, I went through kind of a similar situation myself and it's not so fun.
You see, while I was running for my state senate, I thought it would kind of fun and wild to get naked on camera for a few greenbacks, knowing that it would air on TV once or twice. I mean, politicians can be kind of boring, so I thought, "Why not let my boyfriend spank me with a copy of our State Constitution for the cameras? It's all for fun."
Gosh, was I ever surprised when the clip ended up on the internet. I didn't think it would get so widespread... But hey, I'm not shy, so I wouldn't care whether or not other legislators or my voters had seen the pictures.
Ok, I'm sure you've all figured out that I'm kidding here. Switch the word "lawyer" with "politician" and "gavel" with "State Constitution" (two symbols of each respective profession) and it makes a little bit more sense why some people might see Dominguez's actions as more than a little stupid and disrespectful.
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