Fortas Keeps Busy But His Plans Unclear
Former Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas, retired after a $20,000 fee controversy, travels with pianist Rudolf Serkin to Marlboro Vermont and works on a book about civil disobedience and due process. He says he has no firm plans, hints at returning to law but doubts the old firm will fit, while his wife Carolyn and partners in Arnold and Porter watch his next move.
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Denmark sees drop in sex crimes after porn legalization
Look magazine reports a 34 percent fall in Copenhagen sex crimes in six months following Denmark’s repeal of written pornography prohibitions in 1967. Dr. Anders Groth says legalization reduces harmful impulses, while publishers struggle with falling demand and some go out of business.
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