U.S. Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart famously said that while he couldn’t define pornography, he knew it when he saw it.
Brooklyn Family Court Judge Steven Mostofsky (See Profile) suggested in a recent decision that he knows what’s not pornography when he sees it, and the images a camera-ready Brooklyn mother took of her kids are neither lewd nor obscene. Rather, Mostofsky said, they are the product of a mom who is perhaps a little too eager to capture the family’s Kodak moments.
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