Judicial Follies: What was that citation again? ...Middle East

After years of reading (no, make that plowing through) court decisions, one finds that a few memorable cases that linger. Not memorable because of their great legal issues or eloquent language, though — memorable because of their names. Most people, of course, probably don’t realize this. After all, where (except for right here) would anyone ever read about this? Court case names become memorable for many reasons. Sometimes it’s the unlikely combination of the parties to the lawsuit becoming more than either name would be alone. Consider, for example, an old English case when a man named Short sued a man named Long. Short v. Long, get it?  A similar case from England early in this century ga

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