Judicial Follies: Short Cuts ...Middle East

Not all legal issues are ponderable, weighty things. Some of them are relatively light (i.e., humorous) and also light (i.e., short). A round-up of a few legal doings that don’t justify long-form discussion in an entire column: • From the “I Paid for Smut, and By God, I Want *Real* Smut!” file comes the story of two Chicago attorneys who filed a class action lawsuit against Penthouse magazine. It seems that, at the time of the lawsuit, their clients paid $8.99 for a then-recent issue claiming that it featured topless photos of tennis star Anna Kournikova. Imagine their chagrin (to say nothing of the magazine’s) when the woman surreptitiously photographed turned out not to be Kournikova but m

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