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Senator Megan Hunt and Lincoln's Matt Hansen cited a report from the World Herald in December saying the state's treasury secretary was in What they did in their first year in office inspired their legislation. The Nebraska Supreme Court disagreed with Attorney Lincoln that he was treated unfairly and discriminated against as a man when he was sued for prostitutes in Omaha. In a ruling announced on Friday, state court upheld the 70-year-old Vincent Valentino decision. His lawyer, Robert Creager, did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Valentino was arrested in Lincoln City in July 2016 when police posted ads on Backpage.com. Court documents at Omaha showed that Valentino and a police officer disguised as a prostitute exchanged text messages, and they agreed to let her "call out" to his house.