Roger Jon Diamond, a notable lawyer with a flair for drama, passionately defended 1st Amendment rights, particularly for adult entertainment venues. His theatrical courtroom tactics highlighted his belief in artistic expression. Diamond's commitment to these issues earned him recognition and respect, even though he personally had no stake in the businesses he defended. However, his true legacy lies in his role as a dedicated family man, remembered fondly by his daughter as playful and loving. Diamond passed away on February 20 after battling an inoperable sarcoma, leaving behind a significant professional and personal impact.
Some will say 'yes' and others will say 'no' and who's right? It's essentially an art form ... and that's what these nude dancers are doing.
While his commitment to his beliefs drew him attention and admiration in his professional life, it was his dedication to his wife, daughters and four grandchildren that left a lasting impression.
He was a character; as much as he was a really brilliant and unique maverick kind of lawyer, he was such a family man - playful, silly, loving.
Diamond's crusades against cities that attempted to force out sex-oriented businesses earned him headlines as one of Southern California's leading defenders of venues that some considered obscene.
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