Dina Wein Reiss, an alleged Orthodox scamster (not that there's a
trend or anything), is out on bail now, waiting for her trial to begin next year. Via
Tablet,
Fortune reports that, after she was released, Reiss "enlisted her rabbi
in her bid to convince a judge that she should not be required to wear
an electronic monitoring ankle bracelet. Orthodox practice, the rabbi
said, forbids women from wearing slacks or pantsuits. Summer was
coming, Wein Reis's lawyer noted, and any skirt or dress shorter than
ankle length would reveal the bracelet, which would complicate her
efforts to get a new job. The judge agreed."
This article available online at:
http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2009/08/its-tough-to-be-orthodox-well-dressed-and-an-alleged-criminal/22699/