Tsk, tsk, Wisconsin Supreme Court; can't everyone get along?

It was kind of like watching a "nyah, nyah boo boo" moment on a playground. Only it was the State Supreme Court. And it was a very important case -- the Milwaukee Police Association's challenge to the city's residency rule. But, hey, if you can't interrupt yourself to act like a child when you are a Supreme Court justice, when can you? Here's the exchange between Justice Michael Gableman and Justice Ann Walsh Bradley. It started when Gableman confronted Bradley.

​Gableman: ​Justice Bradley, is there something amusing that I’m saying?

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A. Bradley: ​I don’t know what you’re talking about.

​Gableman: Oh – oh, OK. I thought I heard laughter coming from your chair, as I’ve heard before.

​A. Bradley: ​It must be the acoustics that have a problem here.

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​Gableman: ​It must be. It must be, Ann. So back to my question....

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