Kathy keeton hustler cartoon
3 Aug Flynt contends that the nude and the woman depicted in the cartoon were not plaintiff Kathy Keeton, nor would readers think they were.
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Keeton v. Hustler Magazine, Inc., U.S. (), was a case in which the United States Keeton was a case for defamation brought by Kathy Keeton, a New York resident and publisher of Penthouse magazine, against the nationally .
Description:Facts[ edit ] Keeton was a case for defamation brought by Kathy Keeton , a New York resident and publisher of Penthouse magazine, against the nationally distributed Hustler magazine. The plaintiff chose to bring the case in New Hampshire , even though the plaintiff was not a resident there, because New Hampshire allowed six years to bring suit under that state's statute of limitations , which is longer than any other state. Also, New Hampshire's "Single Publication Rule" could increase the amount of damages the plaintiff could collect by accounting for publication in all 50 states. Issue[ edit ] The issue was whether the federal court had personal jurisdiction if the case was brought in New Hampshire, by a plaintiff from a foreign state against a nationally circulated magazine. Opinion of the Court[ edit ] The U.
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