Porn Star Goes to Law School

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Porn Star Goes to Law School
by: Kriti Sood

Article Highlights:

* A graduating senior at CSUN and veteran of the adult entertainment industry, Traci, who goes by the alias Anita Cannibal, accepted to The University of West Los Angeles School of Law.
* Traci has been in the porn industry since 1994.
* Licensed as a legal prostitute in Nevada.
* Made thirty grand in Brothel after working twenty-something days.
* A business, finance and real estate major planning to provide online tutoring in which models wear a bra and underwear.
* She said the decision to expose will rest with the members; they could choose from sitting naked to simply flashing their feet or talking about sex.


4 Page Article, Only Page 1 is posted...  To access entire article, see link at bottom.

Porn Star Goes to Law School is the tag line of Traci's, aka Anita Cannibal's, MySpace profile page. These few words describe her excitement these days as she recently got accepted to The University of West Los Angeles School of Law.

A graduating senior at CSUN, Traci has been in the porn industry since 1994. Her list of movies goes up to about 129 in number and range from small feature films to big-budget movies.

Some of the recent movies that Traci has done include "Mature Women with Young Girls 16" (2006), "Barnyard Babes" (2005), "Porn Star: The Legend of Ron Jeremy" (2001) and "White Lightning" (2000).

According to Traci, her choice of profession was not something sudden, but a childhood interest.

"I was always in to it even as a little girl," she said. "I was born an exhibitionist. You know how some people are born gay. I guess the glitter and glam from the movies in seventies, when I was growing up, impacted me."

Although Traci has been primarily involved with the porn movies, she speaks of making a good amount of money from dancing.

"I danced on Burbank Street, on Broadway across from David Letterman Show," she said.

"I made a lot of money from dancing. I made like a million bucks when I was hot. Now, I am starving like any other student. I don't dance anymore, I don't feature."

Traci might not be featuring in the same amount of movies like before, however, the 36-year-old says that she still does some and will be doing one this week.

Movies and dancing has helped Traci make a fortune, but what she enjoys most is going to the brothels in Nevada.

"Going to brothels and getting license as a legal prostitute was the coolest thing," she said. "As a student, I had no social life, no contact with sexuality. I made thirty grand in twenty-one days last winter at brothels.

It was the best time ever. Guys that go there are the sweetest. You do a movie, you get off the set, it feels like you have been beaten up.


http://media.sundial.csun.edu/media/storage/paper862/news/2007/05/17/Features/Porn-Star.Goes.To.Law.School-2904614.shtml

[DDBY]

Nice, Maybe I'll xfer. Just kidding.  Why are you so concerned with this?

[BoRNnTHeUSA]

Not a concern, just thought it was an interesting article. 

Although I have wondered about her character and fitness evaluation (maybe CA is a little more lax than most other states).  I also imagined jurors that have watched her tapes or even judges or peers.  Do you think it would affect her credibility; being taken seriously?

[DDBY]

I'm not sure about her credibility.  It depends on where her practice is, and who her clients are.  It also depends on how she handles herself in a white colar professional environment.

Do you consider her old prossion white colar, or no colar.

[dbgirl]

Not a concern, just thought it was an interesting article. 

Although I have wondered about her character and fitness evaluation (maybe CA is a little more lax than most other states).  I also imagined jurors that have watched her tapes or even judges or peers.  Do you think it would affect her credibility; being taken seriously?

Well, I probably didn't get the best grade in professional responsibility but ...
I don't think the bar considers sexual activities as part of the "character" eval.
The only problem I can see would be that prostitution is considered a crime in most states, including California.  But in California conviction of a crime doesn't automatically preclude a person from admission to the bar.

I think her biggest problem would be that people wouldn't take her very seriously.  But I'm sure she'd find some way to capitalize on her notoriety.

[BoRNnTHeUSA]

lol..  you're funny!!!!

I've never seen her work, but can only imagine those who have not being able to focus.  I mean everytime I see that Jeremy fellow, I always think about his 'credentials'. lol

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