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Authorities in Tennessee recently charged 40-year-old Kimberly Lawson with a criminal offense against an animal after he was allegedly caught having sex with a dog. Officers were contacted on Saturday morning by a South Memphis resident who reportedly observed some bizarre activity involving his neighbor's German Shepherd, Adam, according to a Memphis Police Department report. The man said that he observed Lawson feed Adam from a plate before he saw "Lawson pull his pants down, get on his knees and allow the dog to mount him and have sex," the arrest affidavit states. According to the witness, the dog mounted Lawson three times within one hour. After recovering from the shocking sight, the witness called another neighbor and asked him to look out his rear window to see if he could get a view of Lawson in action. "He ... observed suspect Kimberly Lawson engaged in sexual intercourse with Adam, the dog," reads the police report. "[The second witness] said he observed the dog mounted on top of suspect Kimberly Lawson from a behind position having sex."

The two men eventually confronted Lawson and detained him until police could arrive on the scene. The dog's owner, Caroline Morris, told police she had suspected that something was wrong with her dog because, for the past two weeks, he had "been behaving oddly and has had [a lot of] energy." "I had to tell Adam he didn't do anything wrong. The man did something wrong," Morris told WHBQ News. Morris did not immediately return The Huffington Post's calls to request a comment. KIMBERLY LAWSON'S BOOKING SHEET: (ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW) Morris' husband, Eddie Morris, said that his entire family is upset by the alleged incident. "I think it's just really disgusting, and I think it's just bad," Eddie Morris told WMC-TV. "You know, my kids have to be exposed to what's happened, and I just feel violated altogether." At the time of his arrest, Lawson allegedly told police that he was drunk and had been awake all night. He is incarcerated at the Shelby County Jail on $7,500 bond.

SEE DUMB CRIME MUG SHOTS: TOP STORIES FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS: Crime Dumb Criminals Crime News Mug Shots BestialitySheppard Mullin attorneys Christine Steiner and Lauren Liebes recently joined Weston Naef, Getty Photography Curator Emeritus, and ASA appraiser Jennifer Stoots for “What Will Become of Your Legacy”, a panel discussion at Los Angeles Center of Photography.  The panel addressed business and estate planning issues for photographers. Below is the text of a handout on business and legal planning issues prepared by Christine Steiner.  In our next post, Lauren Liebes will address the myriad estate planning issues to consider. Photographers face unique issues that must be carefully considered to ensure a continued market for the creative output and to preserve the artistic reputation. Prudently managed business affairs will minimize problems commonly encountered when closing down a studio and during the transition of business affairs from the photographer’s life to the photographer’s estate.

First, there is the issue of care for the physical works, the critical planning for the inventory, conservation and storage of the photographer’s works. Second is the issue of advantageously placing the photographer’s works; which works should be preserved, which donated, and when, where, how, including considering a sale or donation to a publicly-accessible archive as a permanent home for papers and other materials. This naturally leads to the third issue, prudent sales; how much and what part of the inventory should be released for sale each year and through what means? Is this the moment to re-examine the extant gallery relationship? These decisions require knowledge of the market, including a sense of timing, market conditions, and museum/collector interest. Getting the house in order also includes appointing executors, attorneys, and accountants who can be trusted, who know the family or estate, who are familiar with and responsible toward the photographer’s work and the market, and who have both sensitivity and concern for the future of the photographer’s works and artistic reputation.

Estate planning considerations for a photographer also include issues relevant for any individual: to provide for the surviving children, spouse and others according to the law and the photographer’s wishes so as to assure orderly transition and minimize the potential for probate litigation. For a photographer, though, preserving and enhancing a legacy also includes efficiently managing the estate to maintain continuity and safeguard the assets. Photographers must likewise consider their intangible assets, which include copyrights, trademarks, licensing potential, and the like. It is important for photographers to register copyrights and keep track of any copyright renewal or termination rights, to be aware of current assignments and licenses of the intellectual property, and to maintain orderly files of subject releases, photographer agreements and other agreements affecting the works. Photographers should also consider licensing decisions to promote accessibility and generate revenue.