This Supreme Court Stuff Is Hard Work

He didn't use the word lazy, but that was Sen. Arlen Specter's
suggestion when he asked Associate Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy
if taking two months off in summer limited the number of cases heard by the high
court.

"I don't think my colleagues would say we are under-worked," says Kennedy.
"We are very proud that we get work done every year on schedule and on time. Our
docket is 100 percent finished on July 1st," he explains. "The only way we can
do that is by taking two months to read and recover and so forth before we come
back."

By Paul Bedard