Page 49 of the Feb 2005 issue of Playboy says:

Oakland, California--Citing federal forfeiture laws typically used in drug cases, prosecutors seized $61,171 in cash from a Stanford Law grad they say worked as a call girl.  Cristina Schultz, 31, who uses the professional name Brazil and recently married the co-founder of the Ask Jeeves search engine, charged $650 or more an hour for a date.  The feds say the cash came from prostitution but have not filed any charges.  The IRS says Schultz reported $28,717 in total income from 1997 to 2002.  An investigator noted in an affidavit that people who earn so little are usually not abel to "put themselves through Stanford Law, lease a $70,000 Mercedes-Benz for $1,486 a month, live alone in an $1,800-a-month apartment, pay off almost $300,000 in loans, compile savings over $10,000, build a cash hoard of $40,000, throw away $2,400 in cash (found inside a law book in Schultz's trash) and buy money orders totaling $13,500 all at one time."  Schultz is fighting the seizure.

Wow...makes you question the validity of that Stanford Law degree!