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Jane Fonda's Vocab Malfunction Might Affect FCC's Ruling on Janet Jackson's Nipples
LAW • Jane Fonda's vocabulary malfunction on NBC's Today show last week might influence the legal battle between CBS and the FCC over Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction in her 2004 Super Bowl halftime appearance. [Legal Intelligencer] • New York City criminal-defense lawyer Jeffrey Schwartz receives support for representing the accused murderer of a 7-year-old girl. [NYT] • Are television shows the reason lawyers get a bad rap? [Law.com]
Posted 02/19/08 in Daily Intel : Company Town
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