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U.S. District Judge John D. Thinker tossed the complaint Oct. 31 after determining that the claims brought by Steve Wallace in a May 5 court filing did not merit further action. [The judge didn't say that Britney's songs are so generic anyone could write them... see full story for more of what really went down]
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