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That's a generous offer Traithe, although several people have already done (or claimed to do) the same over the years, with lawyers as well as professors, and their responses invariably seem to favour whichever view they supported beforehand with their evidence limited to "s/he said I was right".
If you do decide to ask your professor, I would suggest the following:
1) Try to phrase your questions as neutrally as possible, and:
2) Ask for references to back up any responses, then:
3) Post both the questions (exactly as asked) and the responses (complete with links to comparible legal cases) with as little 'opinion' as possible.
Links to neutral information would be far more valuable than a second-hand opinion, particularly as you could be accused of being biased in either direction.
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