Not all wacky court opinions come from our nation’s highest courts. Sometimes, in the Texas phrase, they hail from closer to home — as in a decision from the federal district court (the trial court) for the Western District of Texas involving a dispute between the City of San Antonio and a business known as “35 Bar and Grille.” The offering that attracted patrons to the “bar and grille” was probably not the barbecued ribs or patty melts. That’s because the lawsuit challenged a city ordinance that, in the words of federal District Judge Fred Biery, requires female dancers “to wear larger pieces of fabric to cover more of the female breast.” Judge Biery issued a seven-page ruling on a request
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