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: How AppealingYou've probably seen how the speech prematurely ended, and now you can see the rest of it
Last Friday at her "Legalities" blog, Jan Crawford Greenburg wrote about the substance of the speech in a post titled "A Somber Mukasey, Taking on Critics."
Some news outlets had noted that Mukasey's speech was interrupted by a heckler, and ABC News reports at this link that the heckler was "a state court judge in the audience [who] stood and yelled, 'you tyrant.'" I haven't read anywhere the exact identity of that state court judge, but enquiring minds certainly want to know.
Update: Michelle Malkin is also on the case.
Full post as published by How Appealing on November 24, 2008 (boomark / email).
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