Ritter case handling prompts questions By MARK McGUIRE, Staff writerFirst published: Wednesday, January 22, 2003 Scott Ritter's legal problems will keep media pundits busy for months. The issues surrounding the case -- from separating private conduct and public policy to the fairness of leaking sealed court documents -- is ample fodder for dozens of columns. An example: Alan Chartock thinks there is something unfair about the handling of the Ritter case, which centers on a 2001 arrest only now being revealed. "Since we don't really know anything, under fair-play rules, a presumption of innocence until proven guilty ... it...