Constructing and interpreting under adverse conditions deprivation of civil right and deprivation of human rights. Violations of first and fourteenth amendment rights. Simple and necessary medical treatments denied. Medicine denied through tampering. repeated toxic exposures. 1995- present with varying and increasing extremes. Under construction with errors. Documentation chosen by available sources and may not be 100% accurate or may contain omissions, slants, or extraneous information
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Ellis Rubin- Jeff and Kathy Willets
[edit] Jeff and Kathy Willets
His most infamous case was his defense of Jeff and Kathy Willets in 1991. The Willets were accused of operating a sex business out of their home. Rubin argued in their defense that Kathy Willets was driven to prostitution by nymphomania brought on by side-effects of the antidepressant, Prozac, forcing her to need sex with as many as eight men daily. Her husband, a deputy sheriff, was impotent and videotaped his wife's sex acts as a form of therapy. Despite this original defense, both were convicted.[3]