I'd really like to say something nice about former City Attorney Tom Carr. I mean, the guy has good intentions and he's smart and all... but this post on West Seattle Blog screams, "Don't let the door hit you on the way out." As WSB reports, Carr decided to take a last stand against a man who—back in September—organized a naked bike ride. Carr filed charges days before his term expired:

[T]he indecent-exposure charge against West Seattle “World Naked Bike Ride“ organizer Daniel Johnson has been dismissed: We just verified via Municipal Court records that the case, scheduled for a hearing this morning, was “dismissed with prejudice,” on a motion made by the city. The ride was last September; the case wasn’t filed until late December (reported here 12/30), which was before former City Attorney Tom Carr left office.

This settles two things: (1) Riding a bike naked isn't illegal, and (2) Carr really was, up to his final moments in office, willing to ignore the law on his crusade against civic fun.