Scott at Lawyers, Guns, and Money has more on the videotape case, and he links to a post by iocaste with a different take on the conflict between “vigorous defense” and “you want this woman to do what?!”
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I just read via Shakespeare’s Sister that the judge has backed off on his ridiculous decision. However, the unrelated case is still referenced in the original story.