As House Majority Leader Tom DeLay continues his campaign against judges, it gives Bostonist some pride to recall that it was a decision from our own Supreme Judicial Court that really got it all started.
But DeLay's latest comments have left us a little perplexed. He singled out Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy (who is not nearly the most liberal judge on that court) and criticized him for doing his own research ON THE INTERNET, a practice that DeLay called "outrageous." Naturally, Bostonist is a huge fan of the Internet, not only because we owe our existence to it, but because of the access it provides to porn a wide variety of useful information. We also have it on good authority that lawyers and judges can use the Internet to read laws and prior court decisions. So what could it be that DeLay is afraid Kennedy will see on the Internet? Dear readers, we do not know. Any theories?
Contributed by Josh Michtom
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