Wisconsin Associate Justice David Prosser and Justice Ann Bradley's versions of their in-chambers confrontation are set forth at some length here. I would say that Bradley's narrative is the more plausible, but the prosecutor wisely chose not to charge any crime. - GWC
from Volume 1 of the Journal of Legal Education (1948), a lecture by Dean William Prosser on the art, craft, and frustrations of teaching law. The lighthouse metaphor particularly appeals to me.