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A female judge has stepped down from the bench after shocking x-rated photos of her were posted online - and her lawyer husband tried to get a client to have sex with her.

Lori Douglas, an associate chief justice in a Canadian court, was in naked photographs posted on an adult website in which she reportedly posed with sex toys and even engaged in oral sex acts.

And her husband, divorce lawyer Jack King, has admitted trying to persuade a client to have sex with his wife - saying it was purely because she wanted interracial sex.

The sex scandal has led to an explosive $67 million lawsuit and has rocked the legal system in Winnipeg, Canada.

Mr King has admitted posting the explicit photographs and asking the client to have sex with his wife - but insists she did not know he was doing it.

King stepped down from the firm where he is a partner and also said he had taken leave because of depression over the scandal.

Now his wife, the associate chief justice of the Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench Family Division, has also stepped down from active duty as the lawsuit goes through the courts.

'In the interests of the judiciary and of the Court, Associate Chief Justice Douglas has requested to be temporarily relieved of her duties as a sitting judge of the Court of Queen's Bench and will remain in her position in an administrative capacity until the pending complaint before the Canadian Judicial Council has been dealt with by that organization,' Chief Justice Marc Monnin said in a statement.

The scandal started when King represented computer programmer Alexander Chapman in his ongoing divorce case.

Chapman says his attorney then sent him explicit photographs of his wife, as well as links to where they were posted on the adult website www.darkcavern.com in an ad seeking black or Hispanic men for sex.

'I wanted to puke,' Chapman insists. "They were disgusting. felt sick because I couldn't believe my lawyer was saying this to me.'

Chapman insists King spent numerous weeks trying to lure him into having sex with his wife.

He claims he met the couple - but never took it any further. 'As a black guy I'm really sad that he looked at me as a sex object,' he said.

Chapman says as soon as his divorce was finalised he told King's law firm - Thompson Dorfman Sweatman - and was paid $25,000 by King.


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Mr King has admitted posting the explicit photographs and asking the client to have sex with his wife - but insists she did not know he was doing it.

Lord Jim wrote:Okay, so who is suing for the 67 million? The story doesn't bother to say....

Disgusted: Alexander Chapman, above, is seeking a combined $67 million from Lori Douglas her husband Jack King after King - then his lawyer - suggested he have 'interracial sex' with Douglas

his lawyer - suggested he have 'interracial sex' with Douglas