As it turns out, George Rekers, the
anti-gay professor of behavior science, caught flouncing around Europe with a
gay prostitute, made paid much more than $60,900 from the office of Florida
Attorney General Bill McCollum. Rekers provided the “expert” testimony in
McCollum’s courtroom defense of Florida’s prohibition against gay
adoption. For that unconvincing
expertise, he was paid a total of $120,693.
For its $120,693, the Attorney
General’s office got testimony that Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Cindy Lederman found
was “motivated by his strong ideological and theological convictions that are
not consistent with the science. Based on his testimony and demeanor at trial,
the court can not consider his testimony to be credible nor worthy of forming
the basis of public policy.”
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